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Canada not out of the woods yet, even with some of Trump's tariffs in jeopardy

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With a large chunk of Donald Trump’s tariffs in potential legal jeopardy, trade experts and business groups say Canada won’t

Carney to make announcement in GTA after wrapping up cabinet retreat

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TORONTO - Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to make an announcement in the Greater Toronto Area today after meeting

Champagne says 'adjustments' coming to the public service as Ottawa reviews spending

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TORONTO - Finance Minister François Philippe Champagne acknowledged Thursday that “adjustments” are coming to the public service as Ottawa looks

Renters need to make over $78,000 to have affordable rent in Vancouver, Toronto: CCPA

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TORONTO - Renters in Toronto and Vancouver need to earn over $78,000 a year for the average rent on a

Lululemon CEO 'not satisfied' with Q2 results as profit declines

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Lululemon Athletica Inc.’s CEO says he is not happy with the clothing retailer’s latest results, as it faces softer consumer

S&P/TSX composite, U.S. markets rise ahead of labour data on both sides of border

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Stock markets in Canada and the U.S. finished in solidly positive territory as investors on both sides of the border

Lululemon reports profit fell in Q2 as CEO says U.S. business 'disappointed'

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VANCOUVER - Lululemon Athletica Inc. reported net income of US$370.9 million during its second quarter, down from US$392.9 million a

Auto sales in August post first annual decline since February: DesRosiers

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TORONTO - DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc. says the auto market has started to show signs of stress from the broader

Interfor to cut lumber output until year-end, citing weak market conditions

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BURNABY - Forestry company Interfor Corp. says it’s planning to cut lumber production by about 12 per cent from normal