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Competing carriers prepare for the potential shutdown of Air Canada

Flair Airlines and Porter Airlines said additional flight schedules may be added in the case that Air Canada halts its operations. Read on.

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David Rosenberg: Canada is in crisis, but maybe not for much longer

Breakup of Liberal, NDP coalition is a reminder what a colossal mess the government has left the economy, says David Rosenberg. Read more

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Bank of Canada on 'straightline path' toward two more cuts: Scotiabank's Holt

Scotiabank's Derek Holt explains why the Bank of Canada will cut twice more this year, but that bigger questions hang over next year. Watch.

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Brent oil falls below US$70 on oversupply fears

Brent futures dropped below US$70 a barrel for the first time since December 2021 due to robust supplies and demand concerns. Find out more.

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Cannabis companies cling to beer, hemp to stay alive as hope grows for a change in pot's U.S. status

Optimism the U.S. will change its stance on pot increased this year when the FDA said it would review the drug’s status. Keep reading here.

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Bank of Canada governor warns trade disruptions could put pressure on inflation

Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem warns that slowing globalization and ongoing trade disruptions could drive up inflation. Read more

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TC Energy says sale of minority stake in pipeline to Indigenous groups is delayed

TC Energy Corp. says a deal to sell a stake in its natural gas pipelines to a group of Indigenous communities is delayed. Read more.

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Posthaste: How higher savings rate might not save Canadians from the mortgage cliff

Bank of Canada may have to cut interest rates lower when mortgage renewals hit home, despite Canada's higher savings rate. Read more

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Digital services tax should be revoked, influential business group tells Ottawa

The Business Council of Canada warned the Trudeau government that the digital services act could jeopardize trade with the U.S. Keep reading

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Liberals hire Mark Carney to head party's economic 'task force' ahead of election

The news came as the Liberal caucus is set to meet in Nanaimo, BC, where Carney will be speaking to MPs on the topic of growth and the economy.