Layoffs come as buyers revert to pre-pandemic shopping habits
Union concerned acquisition will create lower wages, job instability
July 8 outage left millions unable to use phone for emergency services
As a result, Rogers was unable to route most 911 calls
About 30 per cent of the timber used in the U.S. comes from Canada
Unifor says wages are a key issue in the contract talks as strike vote see 98 per cent in favour
Company says it has not received a proposal and there are no ongoing discussions
Statistics Canada set to release latest inflation data on July 20
“It’s a very, very tough concept to measure,” said Derek Holt, head of capital markets at Scotiabank
“This is certainly going to be on my mind, and the mind of all Canadians”
Under the law, a work is “performed” as soon as it is made available for on-demand streaming
Canadians left without cell service, internet, banking services for at least 15 hours
Ride-sharing company funneled money through tax havens, considered manipulative public campaigns: report
Some companies increasing benefits and modernizing offices to try and draw in sought-after talent
Central bank aiming to bring soaring inflation back down to two per cent target
Announcement came a day after the company announced that a contractor was killed at its Base Mine
The possible unraveling of the deal is just the latest twist in the saga
Extra charge topping 40 per cent for some carriers
Canada’s tourism industry GDP was down nearly 50 per cent in 2020
Airport delays and chaos pushing more wealthy people to fly privately
