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Adam: Fixing the ByWard Market — we'll still need places to park
The ByWard Market needs rejuvenation not just because of its history, but because it is the best entertainment destination in ...
CHARLEBOIS: Farmers pay the price for Ottawa’s electric vehicle obsession
Betting billions on a speculative EV industry while leaving Canadian farmers and seafood harvesters to pay the price is proof ...
Chinese tariffs come into force on $3.7-billion worth of Canadian goods
Levies on agricultural and food products add even more pressure on Canadian exporters already worried about an escalating ...
Ford stands by Chinese EV tariffs, Moe says they protect ‘non-existent’ Ontario industry
Scott Moe said electric vehicle tariffs are a 'Western Canadian expense at the benefit of a non-existent EV auto industry in Eastern Canada.' ...
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Canada should mend ties with China to build a new world (trade) order
Trump will wreck the global liberal trading order. Canada should accept China’s invitation to mend ties and build a new order ...
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How Ottawa Is Shedding Its Boring Reputation
As Canadians retreat from nightlife, the nation’s capital has appointed a night mayor to revitalize its after-hours economy ...
She asked a stranger for directions on vacation. Two weeks later they were engaged
Rachel Décoste landed in West Africa’s Republic of Benin in August 2018, anticipating an important journey of self-discovery, ...
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B.C. geoduck exports facing possible devastation as Chinese tariffs loom
VANCOUVER - British Columbia seafood producers are bracing for impact as China is slated to impose 25-per-cent tariffs on ...
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UPDATE: Grey’s Social Eatery to open in ByWard Market, replacing longtime Blue Cactus restaurant
Grey’s Social Eatery is opening today in the ByWard Market at the site of the former Blue Cactus Bar and Grill.
Should Canada ease its 100% tariff on electric vehicles from China amid trade war with U.S.?
Canada's trade war with the United States has some economists questioning whether the federal government should ease or lift ...
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China tariffs threaten B.C.’s seafood industry
According to the federal government, China is Canada’s second-largest fish and seafood export market after the U.S., with $1.3 billion in products shipped to the Asian nation in 2024.