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When Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland first introduced a hike to Canada’s capital gains tax, she promised that the measure would only affect an infinitesimally small proportion of wealthy Canadians.

Shoppers Drug Mart is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit by current and former franchise owners at the retail chain who allege parent company Loblaw engaged in corporate practices that placed them ...

While its two chief rivals cruise into 2024 with significant year-over-year improvements, the Hyundai Elantra is losing ground. At this stage of 2023, the Elantra was actually Canada’s best-selling ...

On the flipside, if used by managers – "I just need you to do this…" – it can make tasks sound like they’re small ... going to start going backwards, are we? “Going forward” frequently ranks highly on ...

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Plans are in the works to absorb at least some of the spots into the broader daycare system, which currently has over 2,000 children on the waiting list ...

The vast majority of Canadian business leaders want the federal government to support a wider range of research and development (R&D) activities and provide tax relief for Canadian intellectual ...

Crews have started the process of clearing a heavily-wooded area of Vestal for a massive housing development. Landmark Properties of Georgia is moving forward on the 161-unit project on 43 acres ...

Billed by Tesla as the most powerful Model 3 ever, a new Performance trim has dropped for the 2024 calendar year. Drive units (read: electric motors) have been fettled to produce a total of 460 ...

Riding Mountain National Park businesses are mulling the impacts a potential ban of watercraft on Clear Lake could have on tourism this summer.

Canadian lumber output was down more than 20 per cent for the better part of 2023, compared to 2022, and even lower in B.C. -- a reflection of higher interest rates and muted global economic growth, ...