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Canada Post workers will begin voting on tentative agreements in AprilCanada2 hoursThe Canadian Union of Postal Workers said the ratification voting period for a new five-year contract will be held between April 20 and May 30. -
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Trump keeps carveout under CUSMA in new 10 per cent global tariffA 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.EconomyFeb 20
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Trump’s global tariffs were struck down. Don’t expect price drops: expertsEconomists have pointed out that the impact of the IEEPA tariffs on Canada has been blunted by the exemptions granted to goods traded in compliance with CUSMA.ConsumerFeb 20
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Coffee-hockey combo — or breakfast beers? — for bleary-eyed Olympic fansThe Olympics in northern Italy are taking place eight time zones ahead of Alberta and Saskatchewan, and nine hours ahead for folks in B.C., leading to some early mornings for fans.SportsFeb 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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Canada’s EV rebate is here. How do charging costs compare with gas?The newly launched consumer rebates for electric vehicles aim to help make the purchase more affordable — but how does the cost of powering one compare with a gas vehicle?ConsumerFeb 18
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