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Trump keeps carveout under CUSMA in new 10 per cent global tariffEconomy7 hoursA fact sheet from the White House said the latest tariff will not hit goods compliant under the Canada-U.S.-Mexico agreement on trade, known as CUSMA. -
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Trump’s global tariffs were struck down. Don’t expect price drops: expertsConsumerFeb 20 -
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Coffee-hockey combo — or breakfast beers? — for bleary-eyed Olympic fansSportsFeb 20 -
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Central Social Hall sold to restaurant franchisor Foodtastic with aim of expanding Alberta chainConsumerFeb 20
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Central Social Hall sold to restaurant franchisor Foodtastic with aim of expanding Alberta chainEdmonton restaurant chain Central Social Hall has been sold to franchisor Foodtastic, which is also behind many Second Cup, Milestones, Freshii, Quesada, PitaPit and Jimmy Johns.ConsumerFeb 20
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4 in 10 Canadians used credit cards more last year than in 2024: reportNearly four in 10 (42 per cent) of Canadians said they used their credit cards more often in 2025 compared to the previous year, a new report showed.MoneyFeb 19
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Canadian Tire says Triangle Rewards are its ‘linchpin’ for growthCanadian Tire is touting the success of its loyalty programs and partnerships for its blowout earnings results as value-conscious consumers look to maximize savings.ConsumerFeb 19
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EU investigates Shein over sale of child-like sex dolls and weaponsThe investigation surrounds limiting sales of illegal products in the EU, including items that amount to child sexual abuse material such as 'child-like sex dolls.'WorldFeb 17
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Inflation cooled to 2.3% in January but food prices up again: StatCanThe annual rate of consumer inflation in Canada cooled slightly in January, according to the latest data, while prices continue to rise for food and other essentials.EconomyFeb 17
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Quebec auto board lied about cost overruns for online platform, inquiry findsAn inquiry has concluded that Quebec's automobile insurance board lied to the provincial government to conceal exploding costs in the creation of the agency's online platform.PoliticsFeb 16
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Air Canada says it saw strong profits despite drop in U.S. travel demandAir Canada says it saw a profitable quarter at the end of last year, even with a notable drop in demand for travel to the U.S. amid the ongoing trade war and tariff policies.CanadaFeb 13
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