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Each came to national leadership largely untested. They share the same views. He was sunny, she's joyful. Will she do better than he did?After receiving the backroom blessing of Democratic Party powerbrokers, Kamala Harris quickly closed the presidential pol...

Budget carrier beset by aircraft repossessions, back taxes and a financial backer accused of fraudCanada’s Flair Airlines Ltd. is in talks to raise funds that would help ease the debt burden at the budget carrier beset by aircraft repossessions, back taxes a...

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Problem is making is making Canadians poorer, says report We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. Posthaste: Poor productivity hits Canadians where it hurts — their pay...

Opinion: It might not be Canada’s preference to put tariffs on Chinese products, but we can’t afford to be naive or slow-footedIt doesn’t seem very long ago that much of the world was embracing the idea that freer trade would raise all boats. There was a sen...

Some industries still struggling to find employees, groups say Get the latest from Naimul Karim straight to your inbox Sign Up Business groups are raising concerns about Ottawa’s decision to restrict the number of temporary foreign workers coming to C...

Chinese EV producers called 'extraordinary threat' to Canada’s auto and metal workers Get the latest from Gabriel Friedman straight to your inbox Sign Up Canada will impose a 100 per cent surtax on nearly all Chinese-made electric vehicles, including...

Will fall to 3% by next July from current level of 4.5%Economists see the Bank of Canada cutting interest rates for a third consecutive meeting next week, continuing what’s anticipated to be a steady downward trend in borrowing costs over the next year as in...

Rate cuts in Canada and possibly in the U.S. are pushing smaller companies — often viewed as cyclical and riskier — out of a multi-year slumberBy David Barr We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see o...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government identified 56 federal properties, representing the size of about 2,000 hockey rinks, where hundreds of new affordable homes could be built to counter the scarcity of available land worsening a housing shortage.(Bloo...