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Canadians have until the end of today to claim part of $1.85M Keurig coffee pod class action settlement

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Some coffee-loving Canadians could soon cash in on a massive settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed against Keurig. The company has

Air Canada names Scandinavian Airlines head Anko Van der Werff as next CEO

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MONTREAL - Air Canada has named Scandinavian Airlines head Anko Van der Werff as the Canadian airline’s next chief executive.The

German aerospace company signs 10-year deal to use Nova Scotia rocket launch pad

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HALIFAX - The company vying to build Canada’s first commercial rocket launch pad in Nova Scotia has signed a deal

Canada says there's no basis for Trump's forced labour tariffs

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WASHINGTON - The Canadian government told the Trump administration new legislation combating forced labour in supply chains should shield Canada

8 countries join Canada-led defence bank at NATO leaders' meeting

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The Canada-led global defence bank has enlisted support from eight other nations, getting closer to the goal of becoming operational in

Canadian and U.S. markets diverge amid rising oil prices and AI weakness

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TORONTO - Canadian and U.S. markets moved in opposite directions on Tuesday as oil prices rose. “What we’re seeing right now

Rogers closes six radio stations including Sportsnet in Vancouver, Calgary

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Rogers Sports and Media is shutting down its Sportsnet 650 radio station in Vancouver and Sportsnet 960 station in Calgary,

Ottawa to invest up to $400 million in Teck critical minerals smelter in B.C.

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The federal government says it will invest up to $400 million into Teck Resources Ltd.‘s critical minerals processing operations in

New Brunswick starts process to revive key mine producing key antimony mineral

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FREDERICTON - The New Brunswick government is taking a step towards restarting extraction of a mineral the federal government says