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A variety of gold bullion on display at Merrion vaults in Dublin, Ireland, on Jan. 7, 2019. (Paul Faith/AFP via Getty Images) Promising response to pandemic may provide Canada an…

First, stop the bleeding; second, liberate the economy Fergus Hodgson Commentary At best, governmental debt is deferred taxation plus interest. At worst, it signals regime uncertainty and corrodes investment and economic competitiveness. Canada’s…

BY LEE HARDING The pandemic has been a train wreck for the foodservice industry, with many restaurants dying and others scrambling to survive. According to Restaurants Canada, the pandemic could cost…

BY JASON UNRAU Alberta’s new bill that offers union members a choice whether to support their union’s political activity via union dues will be met with a legal challenge that will…

OTTAWA (Reuters) – The Canadian government wants to expand an emergency wage subsidy program so that all businesses suffering losses from the coronavirus outbreak will benefit, Finance Minister Bill Morneau…

By Hongyan Lu, The Epoch Times Hoarding at the start of the pandemic didn’t stop with toilet paper and hand sanitizer—people also stockpiled $50 dollar bills. The Bank of Canada…

Canada’s deficit exceeds $343 billion, financial snapshot shows BY RAHUL VAIDYANATH News Analysis Canada’s fiscal situation has deteriorated significantly over the course of the government’s response to the pandemic. The feds’…

OTTAWA, July 8 (REUTERS) – Canada‘s budget deficit is now forecast to hit C$343.2 billion, the largest shortfall since the Second World War, amid record emergency aid spending in response to…

BY HONGYAN LU Saskatchewan’s SaskTel may become the latest Canadian telecommunications company to announce it will not use Huawei technology for its 5G network infrastructure, following in the footsteps of Bell and…

By Reuters A group of 27 leading executives added to calls for Canada to ease coronavirus-led air restrictions in a letter published in the country’s Globe and Mail newspaper on Thursday. The…