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Over 70 Montreal households in emergency housing as affordability in city gets worse

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MONTREAL - A little over a week after Quebec’s unofficial moving day, 71 households in Montreal remain in emergency housing

$8-million settlement proposed in national beef price-fixing class-action

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VANCOUVER - Canadians who bought beef after 2015 could be eligible for a share of nearly $8 million as part

Office, industrial real estate vacancies dropping amid strong demand: Colliers report

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TORONTO - A new report says Canada’s commercial real estate sector is seeing strong demand for downtown office space alongside

House rich, cash poor: When a reverse mortgage might make sense

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Reverse mortgages were at one time considered the Wild West of financial products, associated with aggressive and even predatory sales

Orla produced 88,265 ounces of gold in Q2, on track to achieve guidance

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VANCOUVER - Orla Mining Ltd. says it produced 88,265 ounces of gold in its second quarter, driven by its Musselwhite

The wrong fight: Blocking data centres won't tame AI's real threat

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Among the more worrisome current social phenomena is the backlash against artificial intelligence in the form of opposition to the

Pipe Dream? Experts question economic wisdom of Ford and Smith’s new energy corridor

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While Premiers Doug Ford and Danielle Smith touted the Alberta-Ontario pipeline project as building a more prosperous Canada, oil industry

What should my company's new AI policy not fail to include? Ask Soma

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Q: Lately I have been catching employees using AI to complete their work. We are now in the midst of

Rogers to take full ownership of MLSE with $4.35B purchase of remaining stake

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TORONTO - Rogers Communications Inc. says it has signed a deal to buy the remaining 25 per cent stake in