Demise of Sears Canada Voted Top Business Story of the Year
The iconic retailer filed for creditor protection and closed 190 stores this year, leaving about 15,000 workers without jobs.
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The $500-Million Halifax Convention Centre Opens its Doors
CEO Carrie Cussons says 90 events are already booked for the first year of operations.
Of Government, Golf Courses: Mulroney’s ACOA Experiment, 30 years later
A look at the former prime minister’s vision of a revitalized Atlantic Canada, $10 billion and 56,000 grants and loans later.
Fisheries Minister Dominic LeBlanc to Begin Treatment For Leukemia
The MP for Beauséjour says he plans to remain a cabinet minister and Liberal MP while undergoing treatments.
Canada’s Ranking on Prosperity Index Dives to Lowest Level Since 2007
The country was eighth on the annual global index that measures several factors including wealth and well-being.
Tories Call for Morneau to Resign, But Trudeau Defends His Finance Minister
Bill Morneau has faced intense pressure over his personal financial dealings and handling of the proposed tax changes for incorporated companies.
Marijuana Producers Compare Emerging Cannabis Industry to Craft Beer
Report shows licensed producers believe there will be dominant players, but also small niche ones much like the microbrew industry.
Parent Company of Shoppers, Superstore Plans to Close 22 Unprofitable Stores
The move comes as Loblaw more than doubled its third-quarter profit compared with a year ago.
Canada Takes Softwood Lumber Dispute with U.S. to NAFTA Appeal Panel
Canada has won several challenges over similar softwood issues in the past.
WATCH: Shoppers Drug Mart Posts Job for Medical Marijuana Brand Manager
But it isn’t currently legal to sell marijuana in Canadian pharmacies.
