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Fuel cost spikes are tanking hopes for Canadian business, survey suggestsRising fuel costs stemming from the Iran war are starting to impact small and medium-sized businesses in Canada, according to the latest survey findings.CanadaMar 24
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Businesses seeing drop in US customers during holiday season amid tariffsBusinesses outside the United States, including in Canada, are seeing a drop in American customers during the holidays because of the added costs from tariffs and other fees.ConsumerNov 26, 2025
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Canada Post, teacher strikes a double-whammy for some Alberta businessesThe Canadian Federation of Independent Business says the uncertainty of rotating postal strikes, paired with a teachers strike in Alberta, is still a problem for businesses.EconomyOct 10, 2025
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Duty-free shipping to U.S. ends Friday. Canadian businesses are ‘fearful’With the removal of current de minimis exemptions in the United States, Canadian business owners are bracing for more challenges from the trade war, including higher costs.ConsumerAug 27, 2025
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Stephen Avenue businesses threaten lawsuit against City of CalgaryBusiness owners along Stephen Avenue are threatening a lawsuit against the City of Calgary over a revitalization project, with fears it could lead to major business disruptions.CanadaJul 2, 2025
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Saskatchewan businesses prepare for potential Canada Post strikeMany Saskatchewan-based businesses are now preparing to pivot operations if the potential Canada Post strike becomes a reality on Friday.CanadaMay 21, 2025
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B.C. entrepreneur hit with $25K in tariffs on essential U.S. importsB.C.'s Origins Coffee Roasters says tariffs on U.S.-made equipment are causing financial pain due to new expenses the company can't pass on to customers.EconomyMar 17, 2025
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Shaping Saskatchewan: Janna DuttonCreating a sense of community and belonging is the leadership style of entrepreneur Janna Dutton. Dutton is a restaurant franchise owner in Saskatoon with humble beginnings.CanadaMar 14, 2025
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5 years since pandemic restrictions, uncertainty remains for Saskatchewan small businessesIt has been five years since the pandemic began to change the world forever. Those in Saskatchewan's hospitality industry in say its early days caused much stress for businesses.ConsumerMar 12, 2025
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Trade dispute puts B.C. small business’s U.S. venture at riskAsha Wheeldon, founder of Kula Foods, based in Burnaby was looking forward to celebrating a new deal with a California-based grocer.EconomyFeb 3, 2025
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