Deadline Nears for Interprovincial Alcohol Shipping Deal
A looming deadline for an interprovincial alcohol shipping agreement faces delays as provinces struggle with implementation, impacting local breweries.
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Separatist feud boosts Edmonton business, hurts others
O'Canada Gear in Edmonton sees sales surge amid separatist feud, while many other local businesses suffer from political uncertainty and reduced consumer spending.
Windsor Flex-N-Gate Workers Ratify Three-Year Contract
Flex N Gate Lakeshore workers have ratified a new three-year contract with Unifor Local 195, ending negotiations and ensuring labor stability at the Windsor facility.
Canada's Auto Slump, Market Signs, Tim Hortons Local Hires
Canada's auto production drops a third since pandemic; market warning signs emerge; Tim Hortons plans 10,000 local hires; Bank of Canada holds rates; cottage country attracts buyers.
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Emerging Markets Rally as Iran Hopes Boost Risk Appetite
Emerging-market stocks and currencies rose on signs of a US-Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, pushing oil below $100 and boosting risk appetite.
7-Eleven Empire Builder Toshifumi Suzuki Dies at 93
Toshifumi Suzuki, the visionary behind Japan's 7-Eleven convenience store empire, has passed away at age 93, leaving a lasting legacy in retail.
Roots Drops Soccer Jerseys for World Cup Summer
Canadian brand Roots unveils a new soccer-inspired jersey collection just in time for the World Cup, featuring sustainable materials and free customization events.
Tim Hortons hires 10,000 locals, cuts foreign workers
Tim Hortons plans to recruit 10,000 local team members and reduce reliance on temporary foreign workers, aiming to strengthen community employment across Canada.
India Minister: Carney Visit Reset Relations
India's Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal stated that Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent visit to India helped reset strained bilateral relations, opening new avenues for trade and cooperation.
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Saskatchewan Trucking Association Launches Anti-Trafficking Campaign
The Saskatchewan Trucking Association has launched a campaign to combat human trafficking and fraud, aiming to educate drivers and the public on recognizing and reporting suspicious activities.
Toshifumi Suzuki, 7-Eleven Founder, Dies at 93
Toshifumi Suzuki, the visionary behind Japan's convenience store revolution and former CEO of Seven & i Holdings, passed away at 93. His legacy transformed retail globally.
Tim Hortons to Hire 10,000 Locally, Cut Foreign Workers
Tim Hortons plans to hire 10,000 local workers and reduce reliance on temporary foreign workers as it opens 80 new restaurants in Canada this year.
Best Memorial Day Tech Deals: Save Big on Gadgets
Discover the top tech deals of Memorial Day weekend, including discounts on MagSafe chargers, headphones, iPads, and more. Save up to 50% on must-have gadgets.
Investor interest in Alberta going nuclear over Carney
Paul Colborne of Surge Energy discusses renewed investor optimism in Alberta's oilpatch under PM Mark Carney, citing pro-development policies and pipeline plans.
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Yields May Stay High Even After Iran War Ends: Strategists
Bond strategists warn that long-term yields may remain elevated even after the Iran war ends, driven by high debt, AI investment boom, and potential rate hikes.
Tim Hortons Ends Lobbying for Temporary Foreign Workers
Tim Hortons announces it will stop lobbying for expanded access to temporary foreign workers, citing changing business needs and labor market conditions.
Tim Hortons Boosts Local Hiring, Foreign Workers Down
Tim Hortons reports a decrease in temporary foreign workers as it focuses on local hiring. The chain aims to boost community employment across Canada.
Tim Hortons Boosts Local Hires, Cuts Foreign Workers
Tim Hortons announces a significant increase in local hiring, reducing reliance on temporary foreign workers as part of a new employment strategy.
Feds Invest $8.1M in Sask. Steel Amid Tariff Troubles
Over $8.1 million in federal funds are directed to Saskatchewan's steel and manufacturing industries under the Regional Tariff Response Initiative to combat tariffs.
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Calgary Transit Free Fare Zone: Economic Asset Worth Preserving
Calgary's free fare zone boosts downtown economy, tourism, and safety. Removing it would harm competitiveness and revenue.
Tariffs and EV Slump Threaten Canada's Auto Industry
Canada's auto sector faces a severe crisis as tariffs and falling EV sales cripple production. With a third of output lost since the pandemic, the industry's survival hinges on trade access and policy shifts.
Top Walmart Memorial Day Deals: Up to 52% Off Now
Discover the best Walmart Memorial Day deals with discounts up to 52% on tech, home, beauty, and more. Flash deals end soon!
Billionaire Wannabes Who Hate Billionaires: Web Summit's Paradox
At Web Summit Vancouver, startup founders and investors cheered anti-billionaire rhetoric, revealing a paradox of wealth creation and anti-establishment sentiment.
India Sends Largest Trade Delegation to Canada This Week
India is sending its largest-ever trade delegation to Canada this week, led by Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal, aiming to strengthen bilateral trade ties.
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How a decade-old Ottawa run club changed lives
The Ottawa City Run Club, started in 2015, has transformed lives through inclusive, social running. Hundreds gather weekly, and their cheer station at Race Weekend is legendary.
Canadian Regulators Have Lost the Plot: Tech Entrepreneur
Canadian tech entrepreneur Yanik Guillemette criticizes Canada's digital regulations, warning they harm innovation, competitiveness, and the startup ecosystem.
Carney in NY to Court Business Leaders, Investors
Prime Minister Mark Carney travels to New York this week to meet with business leaders and court investment, aiming to strengthen Canada's economic ties.
Calgary Kids Sneak Peek at Lemonade Day
A small group of Calgary children enjoyed an exclusive preview of Lemonade Day, scheduled for July 18 in Calgary, getting a head start on the entrepreneurial event.
Montreal Video Game Sector Hit by Layoffs
Montreal's video game industry faces a wave of layoffs and restructuring, reflecting broader shifts in the global gaming market.
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Moncton Bistro in Canada's Top 100 List
Les Brumes du Coude in Moncton has been named one of Canada's 100 best restaurants for 2026, joining three other Maritime establishments on the prestigious list.
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