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FIFA is no Taylor Swift, new data shows. Why the World Cup isn’t delivering a massive economic boom for Toronto

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The World Cup has been a bit of a miss for Toronto hotels. For other parts of the economy? It’s

Carney's condo controversy is a warning about two of his biggest liabilities

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Mark Carney has only himself to blame, for the controversy that erupted last week when he announced a half-baked plan

Shipping rates soar as retailers race to beat looming Trump tariffs

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MONTREAL - Christmas is coming early this year. And it’s pushing up shipping rates.A glut of early wholesale orders for

Ontario's new auto insurance rules in effect, but added flexibility comes with risk

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TORONTO - Ontario’s new auto insurance rules are now in effect offering drivers the option of saving money on premiums,

Victor Dodig succeeds Darren Entwistle as Telus CEO after 25-plus years at helm

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One of Canada’s largest telecommunications companies has officially transitioned to new leadership after more than 25 years, with Victor Dodig

Alberta planning post-Canada Day pipeline announcement

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CALGARY - It’s the Alberta government’s self-imposed deadline to submit its proposal for a new West Coast oil pipeline to

Condos in Toronto are now more affordable than in Montreal

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As prices sink, Toronto condos have returned to 2019 affordability levels, according to a new report from RBC Economics.“Condo prices

TSX edges higher amid positive economic data, U.S. markets also gain ground

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TORONTO - Canada’s main stock index edged higher Tuesday amid positive economic data, while U.S. markets also gained ground. The S&P/TSX

CRTC launches review into whether Big Three violated new ban on administrative fees

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Canada’s telecommunications regulator is launching a review to determine if the Big Three providers have violated its new rules banning