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Feds block board appointment to Quebec laser firm bought by Chinese company

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A Quebec-based laser firm that was bought by a Chinese company says the federal government has wrongfully refused to allow

Looming spate of U.S. tariffs could weaken Canada's stance in CUSMA talks: economist

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The latest bevy of threatened U.S. tariffs could spell trouble for the renegotiation of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement, says a

Algoma Steel suffers unplanned power outage, suspends electric arc furnace production

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SAULT STE. MARIE - Algoma Steel Group Inc. has suspended production at its electric arc furnace due an unplanned outage

Spin Master snaps up viral sticker maker toy Hapiko

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TORONTO - Spin Master Corp. has brokered a deal to purchase the maker of a viral toy that turns voice

OceanaGold signs deal to buy Australian company Ausgold in offer valued at US$549M

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VANCOUVER - OceanaGold Corp. has signed a deal to buy Ausgold Ltd. and its Katanning gold project in Australia in

This business owner's credit card purchases can be approved with the wrong PIN. TD says there's nothing wrong

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A simple string of four numbers — sometimes six — is supposed to be the digital deadbolt keeping credit cards secure.

Built for the North: How builders are tackling the territories' shortages, high costs

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As Sarah Newton sifts through posts on community Facebook groups, the Whitehorse resident says there’s an almost daily call-out that’s

This century-old $12.2M Rosedale mansion is a modern art collector's dream — with a minimalist makeover

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The Star’s real estate series: Each week, Housing Candy will spotlight Toronto and the GTA’s most remarkable properties — from

Unions slam Carney government over silence on Bank of Canada's use of replacement workers

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OTTAWA—The Bank of Canada’s repeated use of replacement workers during an ongoing strike is raising concerns about the Liberal government’s