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Anti-NATO protest in Montreal erupts in fires, smashed windows, arrests, say police
Video of an anti-NATO/pro-Palestine protest Friday night shows windows being smashed at the Montreal Convention Centre as a flare releases red smoke. NATO delegates are in the city this weekend to ...
‘Not good for tax policy’: Economists question rationale of Liberals’ new stimulus package
Coming in at around 0.2 per cent of gross domestic product, Ottawa’s package will ripple through the economy – but it’s ...
First case of clade I mpox confirmed in Canada
Canada’s public health agency on Friday confirmed the first case of clade I mpox in Canada, in an person in Manitoba. The ...
Wealthsimple valuation back to $5-billion as investment firm for U.S. billionaires buys employee stock
Generation Z-focused financial services company had 2.6-million investment and banking clients on Sept. 30, up 16 per cent ...
Northvolt CEO resigns as battery maker starts multibillion-dollar restructuring
Stockholm-based company pinning recovery hopes partly on Quebec plant as court-monitored restructuring process begins ...
Trump makes good TV, and now TV hosts will make up his administration
Five of the U.S. president-elect’s picks for top administration positions have ties to Fox News, and a sixth came to ...
Canada Post strike shines light on service’s struggle to survive amid fierce competition and financial losses
Crown corporation often low-cost option for sending mail and packages within Canada, but its operational costs run much ...
Proposed deal on climate funding at COP29 summit highlights split between rich and poor nations
The amount proposed is more than double the previous goal of $100-billion a year set 15 years ago, but it’s less than a ...