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Opinion: Time for B.C. to follow Chrétien government’s lead on spending

As British Columbia grapples with a deteriorating fiscal position, the provincial government is asking ministries to review their programs to ensure they “remain relevant,...

‘It’s very grim’: Duty-free shops see sales plummet as travellers shun U.S.

MONTREAL — Philippe Bachand was in his mid-20s when he helped open his family’s duty-free store an hour south of Montreal. In the 37...

Hudson’s Bay sale now using protocol designed to handle insider bid: document

TORONTO — A new document circulated to lawyers involved in Hudson’s Bay’s creditor protection case is raising suspicion that a company insider may be...

Financial experts advise to ‘hunker down’ amid stock market chaos

Financial planners say even those preparing to retire amid stock market uncertainties should embrace long-term strategies. VANCOUVER, Wash. — As the stock...

Publishers Clearing House, known for its ‘Prize Patrol’ sweepstakes, files for bankruptcy

The famous sweepstakes aren't going away just yet. NEW YORK — Publishers Clearing House, a decades-old marketing and sweepstakes company known for doling...

What’s open and closed on Easter? Here’s a full list

Need to run to a store last minute? Grab a bite to eat on the way to an Easter party? Here's what businesses are...

OnPoint to open 3rd downtown Portland branch

This expansion is just one piece of the progress that's being made in the journey to revitalize the city’s downtown region post-pandemic. PORTLAND,...

Opinion: Canada’s aging population — the unspoken ballot box issue

Canadians are voting in a federal election on April 28, and questions about how to deal with the United States and make Canada’s economy...

Trump’s tariff turnaround shows he’s vulnerable to pressure, says former negotiator

Canada's former top trade negotiator said Thursday that if nations around the world co-ordinate their responses to Donald Trump's global trade war, the U.S....

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