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Canada's Best Brands 2016, According To Canadian Business Magazine

Fun fact: only one of the major telecoms is on the list. → Read More

PotashCorp Will Slash Production In Sask., Close N.B. Mine Sooner

Revenue from sales of potash, nitrogen and phosphates and related fertilizer products or services fell to US$1.53 billion from US$1.64 billion. → Read More

Hydro One Sale Will Hurt Ontario Budget: Financial Accountability Officer

Kathleen Wynne says she needs to sell 60 per cent of the utility to raise money for public transit and infrastructure projects. → Read More

Cenovus Energy Plans More Layoffs, Cost Cutting

The Calgary-based oil producer and refiner said it has reduced its workforce by 700 people for the second half of the year. → Read More

Apple Pay Launches In Canada, But Only For American Express Cardholders

Apple Pay will only be available for a Canadians with an Amex card. Sorry! → Read More

BMW Recalls 86,000 Mini Coopers: Power Steering Can Fail While Being Driven

Dealers will replace power steering parts if needed starting in December. → Read More

Ford Recalls 129,000 SUVs in U.S., Canada To Fix Fuel Tank Rust

Ford says it doesn't know of any fires caused by the problem. → Read More

MasterCard Partners With Adam Selman To Make Clothes That Pay For Themselves

The program uses existing technology and functionality that MasterCard has been working on for two years. → Read More

Canadians Buying More Tablets, Phones And Spending More On Data: CRTC

One fifth of Canadian households are now cellphone-only, the regulator said, while 14 per cent of households have only landline phones. → Read More

Walmart Wants Delivery Drones, Too

The FAA aims to evaluate all petitions within 120 days. → Read More

GM Recalls 1.4 Million Older Cars Due To Oil Leaks Causing Fires

GM hasn't come up with a final fix in the most recent recall, spokesman Alan Adler said. The company will use state registration databases in an effort to track down the owners, he said. → Read More

Parent Of Tim Hortons, Burger King Posts US$49.6 Million Q3 Profit

Tim Hortons contributed US$737.7 million of revenue, which was down from US$834.1 million a year earlier — mainly because of the impact of a weaker Canadian dollar. → Read More

Weak Dollar Hurting Cross-Border Flying: U.S. Airports

U.S. airports that enjoyed a surge in the number of Canadian passenger levels when the loonie was valued higher than the American dollar are now seeing the flip side of currency swings. → Read More

Canada's Most Expensive Homes, October 2015

For those looking to get into the luxury real estate market (or ogle the kitchens of rich people). → Read More

Canada's Housing Market To Cool In The Next Two Years: CMHC

Canada's housing market has been helped by low interest rates in recent years. → Read More

Cypress Umbrella Promises To Be '10 Times Stronger' Than Any Umbrella You've Owned

It's the "Incredible Hulk" of the umbrella universe. → Read More

Canadian Gas Prices Drop 19%, But Look What's Happening To Food Costs

The Bank of Canada held its key interest rate this week at 0.5 per cent as it downgraded its 2016 and 2017 outlook for the economy due to the continued fallout of low energy prices. → Read More

Canadian Gas Prices Drop 19%, But Look What's Happening To Food Costs

The Bank of Canada held its key interest rate this week at 0.5 per cent as it downgraded its 2016 and 2017 outlook for the economy due to the continued fallout of low energy prices. → Read More

Canadians Are Spending More On Internet, Partly Because Of Netflix

"With telecom costs skyrocketing, Canadians are looking to the newly elected Liberal government for leadership on how to address these increasingly unaffordable yet essential services.'' → Read More

Keystone XL Can Still Be Saved If Trudeau Acts Quickly On Climate Change: Former Exec

"I would hope that (Trudeau) would quickly engage with the president on that point. Because there's no pipeline that would be more valuable to Canada than XL.'' → Read More