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NATIONAL STORIES2 weeks ago
Thunder Bay Alstom Plant to Build 313 New Via Rail Cars in $4.7B Federal Deal
Ottawa announces a $4.7B contract for 313 new Via Rail cars built at Thunder Bay's Alstom plant, creating 700 jobs to replace 77-year-old equipment.
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HEALTH3 weeks agoWhy You Might Want to Think Twice Before Wearing Shorts on a Plane
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NATIONAL STORIES3 weeks ago
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Canadian ministers meet to tackle interprovincial trade barriers as experts urge unified rules to boost the domestic economy by billions.
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NATIONAL STORIES3 weeks ago
Why Changing Canada-U.S. Trade Dynamics Could Redefine the Country’s Economic Future
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NATIONAL STORIES3 weeks agoWhy Monday’s Byelection Sweep Matters for Parliament’s Seat Counts
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COMMUNITY3 weeks ago
CFL and The Tragically Hip Team Up with Province of Canada for Exclusive Apparel Line
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NATIONAL STORIES3 weeks ago
Why the FIFA World Cup Provided Only a Modest Economic Lift for Canada
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NATIONAL STORIES3 weeks ago
What the New U.S.-Venezuela Oil Deal Means for Canadian Energy
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NATIONAL STORIES3 weeks agoTrade Tariffs and Federal Seats at Stake as Voters Go to Polls in Three Provinces
Voters head to the polls Monday in three federal by-elections across B.C., Ontario, and Quebec as trade tensions with the U.S. influence local campaigns.
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NATIONAL STORIES3 weeks ago
Why Monday’s Federal By-Elections Could Signal How Voters View Ongoing Trade Tensions
Voters cast ballots in three federal by-elections in Quebec, Ontario, and BC as ongoing U.S. trade tensions weigh on key competitive ridings.
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