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Big Telecom Lobbied Ottawa 577 Times In Past Year: TekSavvy

Canada is at risk of "regulatory capture" in its telecom industry, TekSavvy is arguing.
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Canadian LTC Operator Faces 'Troubling' Tax Avoidance Allegations In U.K.

Revera, which is owned by a Canadian crown corporation, runs an aggressive scheme to dodge U.K. taxes, a new report says.
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Canada's Indebted Boomers Increasingly The Ones Going Bankrupt: Study

Rapidly rising house prices are shielding indebted borrowers from insolvency, but for those without real estate, it’s a different story.
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The Tragically Hip Sue Brewery Over ‘100th Meridian’ Beer

The band is suing Mill Street Brewery for using their likeness and materials to promote the brew.
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Ontario, Quebec See Big Job Losses As Unemployment Rate Jumps To 9.4%

"The road to full recovery remains a long one."
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Class-Action Lawsuit Means Rogers Might Owe You More Than $300

A media campaign is encouraging Quebec residents to see if they qualify for reimbursement.
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Vancouver’s Famous ‘Hobbit House’ Is Available To Rent

Non-Tolkien tenants are also welcome.
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Ontario Teachers, Canadian Cannabis Firm Cash In On Reddit Stock Rebellion

Investors on Reddit have pumped up the value of some Canadian investment portfolios.
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How Reddit Users Flipped The Stock Market And What It All Means

The meme stocks came for Wall Street, and hedge funds lost billions of dollars.
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Canada To Lag 6 Months Behind U.S., Europe In Vaccinations: Forecast

The general population will likely not be vaccinated before mid-2022, a new report says.
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