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Canadian Tire reducing corporate roles, but declines to detail cuts
Business Retail giant Canadian Tire confirms it will reduce its corporate staff roles, as part of a transformation and modernization push the company says is necessary to remain competitive. Company says 'some corporate roles are expanding and...
World population decline threatens Canada’s food sector
Commentary By Sylvain Charlebois Climate change may be the most urgent threat to our agri-food sector, but a quieter, more insidious challenge is emerging: depopulation. While extreme weather events—such as droughts, floods and wildfires—have...

Canadian Beat: Deadline approaching for U.S.-Canada trade deal
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Ottawa and Washington trade talks have reached an intense phase, with the August 1 deadline for a deal fast approaching. President Donald Trump has said there will be no extensions to the Friday deadline, at which...

Canada to start sending beef to Australia for 1st time in 20-plus years
Australia will soon be getting Canadian beef and beef products for the first time since 2003, according to a statement from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. The CFIA announced that previous restrictions on imports from countries including...

Canadians Are Scratching Their Heads Over The U.S. Airline That Is Still Refusing To Fly North Of The Border
Most major North American airlines are still actively flying between Canada and the United States, despite the current tension. However, we are seeing major airlines scale back. Air Canada boldly cancelled its Jacksonville route for Canadian...

In Winnipeg, U.S. ambassador to Canada issues warning not to overlook cross-border ties
The U.S. ambassador to Canada warned businesspeople and political leaders inside a Winnipeg auditorium Tuesday not to "bet against America" as group of demonstrators outside the venue protested his presence in the Manitoba capital. Days before a...

Canadian Stocks Rise As Optimism On Trade Talks Holds On
Canadian stocks moved higher on Tuesday as investors were optimistic of a Canada-US deal sooner or later despite the apparent disinterest displayed by the US President on the progress of negotiations. After opening higher than yesterday's close,...

Regina-based jeweller becomes official jewelry partner of Team Canada
Hillberg & Berk has entered into a four-year agreement with the COC as their official jewelry partner. REGINA — A Regina-based jewellery store has partnered with the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) for the upcoming Olympics in Milano Cortina,...

Canada's counter tariffs could cost Canadians $9 billion this year — or $550 per household, warns think tank
Breadcrumb Trail Links News 'Tariffs … are taxes by another name and they squeeze families just the same' A sign advising that products from the U.S. affected by a tariff will be marked with the symbol T are seen in a grocery store in Ottawa....

So many groceries aren't tax-free in Canada and these items make your grocery bill cost more
While a lot of products are tax-free at grocery stores in Canada, there are many that you have to pay tax on. These items, which include some shopping list staples, make your grocery bill more expensive. Canada's federal government considers some...

This beautiful lakeside town 1 hour from Toronto has the 'best' quality of life in Canada
If delicious restaurants, dreamy lake views and charming streets sound like your kind of vibe, this town near Toronto might be your dream destination. The lakeside gem offers an array of activities, just under an hour away from the city, and was...

Commerce Department Finalizes Adjusted Canadian Softwood Lumber Antidumping Rate
On July 25, the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) announced its antidumping duty final determination in the sixth administrative review of Canadian softwood lumber, increasing the antidumping duty rate for non-selected companies to 20.56 percent....

Seafood Expo Asia Announces Conference Program with Expert-led Sessions on Sustainability, Aquaculture, Fish Processing, Aquafeeds and Consumer Trends in Asian Market
The conference program will begin on the first day of the Expo, which runs from 10-12 September 2025 at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre in Singapore, and continue throughout the three-day event. SINGAPORE - Media OutReach Newswire - 30 July...

Long-Term Investing: 3 Canadian Stocks Poised for Big Returns Over the Next 10 Years
Long-term investing is a strategy whereby an investor acquires and holds onto a stock or an asset for over three years. This strategy allows you to benefit from the power of compounding while shielding against short-term volatility. Additionally,...

Canada says Australia has re-opened market access for beef and beef products

Canadian Tire lays off part of its workforce, company says
Canadian Tire has laid of an unknown percentage of its corporate workforce, the company has confirmed. In a statement to CityNews, the company said it has eliminated some corporate roles and expanded others as a part of their transformation to...

Lumber market chaos continues to darken Canada's homebuilding outlook
The US’s aggressive stance on Canadian imports means there’s “no good news” in the lumber market at present in Canada, according to wood market expert Russ Taylor (pictured top). He told Canadian Mortgage Professional the trade war’s...

Wait, Are Katy Perry And Ex-Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Dating?
THE RUNDOWN: Katy Perry has been spotted dining out with ex-Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau The news comes less than two months after her split from husband of nine years, Orlando Bloom The two were spotted in Montreal, walking her dog and...

Consumer confidence stabilized, but tariff concerns still weigh on Americans
(TNND) — Consumer confidence has stabilized after hitting a rough patch over tariff and inflation concerns, The Conference Board Senior Economist Stephanie Guichard said Tuesday. The Conference Board released its July consumer confidence survey...

Fleetio Reports Growth and Product Expansion in First Half of 2025
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Fleetio reported continued growth in the first half of 2025, fueled by new product features, strategic partnerships and ongoing industry investment. The company, which has facilitated more than 52 million service tasks since its...