Former prime minister Stephen Harper backs ending U.S. trade talks
Former prime minister Stephen Harper says the federal government had no choice but to walk away from trade talks with the United States. While delivering…
Wholesale sales up slightly in July
Open this photo in gallery: Softwood lumber is stacked in a lumber yard near Montreal. Wholesale rales rose 0.3% to $93.1-billion in July, Statistics Canada says.Christinne Muschi/The Canadian Press Statistics…
Jazz Aviation reaches tentative deal with flight attendants
Business Canadian discount airline Jazz Aviation says it has reached a new tentative contract with the union representing its flight attendants. Flight attendants voted earlier this month to strike if…
U.S.’s latest tariffs on Canadian goods come into effect
Open this photo in gallery: Trucks travel on the Gordie Howe International Bridge, which connects Windsor, Ont., and Detroit, Mich., last month.Dax Melmer/The Canadian Press The latest U.S. tariffs on…
Over 1,000 protesters demonstrate against Carney’s investment summit in Toronto
More than 1,000 demonstrators gathered in downtown Toronto on Monday to protest against an investment summit organized by Prime Minister Mark Carney. The Canada Investment Summit, set for Monday and…
Carney’s investment summit draws protests
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s national investment summit in Toronto attracted protests by Indigenous leaders, environmental groups and union leaders opposed to his agenda. A crowd of protesters chanted and marched…
Former Saskatoon private school admin, pictured with paddle in 1997, testifies at former principal’s trial
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Bell expanding AI data centre in Saskatchewan
Bell Canada is quadrupling a previously announced data centre project in Saskatchewan and it is now expected to bring in more than $50-billion in capital investment. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe…
Port of Churchill, railway improvements would cost fraction of LNG project proposed by Manitoba premier
As Premier Wab Kinew pitches investors on a Port of Churchill expansion that could cost as much as $80 billion, the company that owns the northern Manitoba port says it…
Morning Update: We need more than money
Good morning. It’s day two of the Canada Investment Summit, so let’s catch up from yesterday. More on that below, along with the Quebec election debates and the Emmys. Open…
Anti-racism association surveys Niagara candidates on race-related topics ahead of Ontario municipal vote
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