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The incentive is finally there to remove interprovincial trade barriers, diversify trade abroad and fast-track project approvals

Filing intended to ‘align our disclosures more closely with other software peers,’ company says, but analyst suspects index inclusion a possible motivation

In light of the current labour dispute between Amazon and workers in Quebec, NDP MP Charlie Angus is calling on Canadians to support a national boycott of the company, including cancelling government contracts. Angus also accused Amazon owner Jeff Bezos of 'making fun' of Canada by selling '51st state' merchandise connected to ongoing comments made about Canada by Donald Trump.

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Recent trade threat have laid bare longstanding economic vulnerabilities that have become more noticeable

If imposed, economists believe tariffs will trigger a recession in Canada

Uncertainty could wreak structural damage to economy that won't be easy to reverse

CEO says Canadian businesses more resilient than they get credit for

Double-digit profit beat despite almost 30% climb in credit loss provisions

Robert Balcom: The world order is undergoing a major, rapid and sometimes unpredictable transformation

Tariff rates would increase by 4.59 percentage points, the smallest among the 20 countries studied

The ever-changing tariff threats from the Trump administration have caused some businesses to start shipping their products to the U.S. earlier than normal to lock in pricing.

The number of Canadians in debt is on the rise across the country and, according to a new report, there's a growing gap between those who have benefitted as interest rates come down, and those who have fallen behind from the higher costs. 

How safe is RedNote? A new report from University of Toronto’s Citizens Lab says Android and iOS versions of RedNote 'fetch viewed' images and videos without any encryption, which enables network eavesdroppers to learn exactly what content users are browsing.

A recall has been posted for a number of LG free-standing electric ranges due to the fire risk posed by accidental activation of the front knobs that control the stovetop burners. More than 130,000 units have been sold in Canada, and two injuries have been reported.

Earnings report topped Wall Street expectations

Assembly of the first Delta spacecraft is expected to start in March, and tickets are expected to go for US$600,000 per seat

Looking to Europe as a counter-balance to damaging tariffs

'Trump is losing credibility,' says Marco Oviedo

Trump said he viewed the EU as 'a different kind of case' because he believes it was 'formed in order to screw the U.S.'