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Shoppers’ dedication to seeking the lowest price is not new, but it is being exacerbated by high interest rates and inflation

The new promotions included 75 investment bankers and 64 employees from the trading division

Halifax-born singer-songwriter plans to perform the 1993 record in its entirety along with some of her other best-known songs

School officials have declined to tell students what happened, but the student union president says she has learned that the incident has something to do with racial slurs

The company, owned by Nordstar Capital LP, operated more than 70 community news outlets, but has since shut down all of its weekly print publications and now only maintains regional websites

Paul Dubé says his office has received ‘disturbing accounts’ of errors related to providing parents funding during pandemic-related school disruptions

The deal will free up $1.2-billion in capital and allow the company to buy back up to approximately 2.8 per cent of common shares starting in February, 2024.

Zelensky’s time in Washington is part of a last-minute push by the Biden administration to convince lawmakers to pass a supplemental funding bill

People packed a theatre in Poland’s capital city to watch a live feed on parliamentary vote sealing the formal transfer of power to Tusk

Kenneth Law accused by Peel police of shipping lethal substances to alleged victims in Ontario