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Canadian businesses have to 'turn inward' and focus on the homegrown market, says steel CEO
Bev Goodman, chief executive of Ford Canada, said the skill of the auto sector’s workers draws investment into Canada, as do ...
Why turning Canada's new defence spending into economic growth may be ‘easier said than done’
Defence procurement process has gained a reputation for being long and cumbersome and is often hit with delays ...
Posthaste: Canadian businesses showing signs of strain not seen since 2009
Canadian businesses are showing early signs of distress under the turmoil Donald Trump’s tariff war has thrust on the economy ...
Howard Levitt: When employers play games with severance packages, they often lose
Those of you old enough to recall those song lyrics, “Oh the games people play… Never meaning what they say, never saying ...
Keyera doubles natural gas volumes to be shipped via AltaGas terminal in B.C.
AltaGas said in February that Keyera had contracted 12,500 barrels per day of capacity to ship the gas to Asia via the Ridley ...
Smucker says tariff-fuelled price hikes will weigh on profit
JM Smucker Co. said United States tariffs increasing costs in its coffee business will weigh on profit this fiscal year, ...
Centerbridge seeks US$1 billion to hold Fairstone Bank position longer
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Lockheed jet deal to cost Canada more than $27 billion, auditor says
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Big money managers' caution leaves room for S&P 500 to rally, analysts say
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Opinion: Will Canadians buy the pre-fab housing Ottawa wants to sell them?
Canada’s previous pre-fab waves — during post-war boom in the late 1940s and in the 1970s energy crisis — collapsed when ...
William Watson: Do good pipelines make good nations?
Slapping a red maple leaf on a project does not make it a wise use of capital. Markets are ruthless when making such ...
Interprovincial trade scare called 'absolute garbage'
Marc Lee, senior economist at Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about how politicians have vastly overstated the problem of interprovincial trade ...