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President of the Fédération autonome de l’enseignement said the government has responded to a union concession by asking it to withdraw more demands

Of the 20 bidders for the deal, 19 were disqualified on technicalities, paving the way for the Russian bank to win easily

Theatre companies are fighting a losing battle with streamers for audiences, despite 2023 being a big year for box office totals

A look at recent notable transactions

Illegal Immigration Surges Months After Biden, Trudeau Make Deal To Crack Down On Northern Border Influx JENNIE TAER INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER December

Equifax Canada says the data show that more existing businesses are seeking credit as the end of the year approaches, which could be a sign of early financial stress

Ottawa will be loathe to do something that might be so effective that it ends up looking like a clampdown on international students

Hamas cannot be allowed to govern Gaza, while adding that Israel cannot reoccupy the territory nor displace Palestinians, the statement says

B.C. Dental Association president Dr. Robert Wolanski says the government plan is more of a social program than a typical insurance program

We must do more to help the artificial-intelligence sector, especially as the U.K. and U.S. double-down with their own investments