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A lot of angry Canadians are stalking grocery store aisles, says survey
1+ hour, 19+ min ago (686+ words) There are a lot of angry shoppers wandering the aisles of Canada’s grocery stores, turned off by shrinkflation and brands that they think are unfairly using inflation to justify price increases, according to a new survey by marketing company UAB…...
Shopping malls anchor former HBC landlord's business Financial Post | Shopping malls anchor former HBC landlord's business
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (127+ words) Shopping malls anchor former HBC landlord's business Financial Post Shopping malls anchor former HBC landlord's business Alex Avery, chief executive officer at Primaris REIT talks with Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about how new tenants are paying off for this former…...
Shopping malls anchor former HBC landlord's business
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (85+ words) Financial Post Alex Avery, chief executive at Primaris REIT, talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about how new tenants are paying off for this former Hudson’s Bay Co. landlord. You've reached the 20 article limit. You can manage saved articles in…...
Garry Marr: Why office to residential conversions may be slowing down, even if they're still a good idea
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (974+ words) A slowing housing market could stall projects that needed government backing to work It always seemed like the perfect match: Take older, beat-up office buildings that have been sitting half empty, or worse, since the pandemic and convert them into…...
News of the day: Fewer Canadians opening new bank accounts, inflation's 'hidden tax', Air Canada posts loss, HST rebate pushes home sales, startups slipping away and more
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (301+ words) Fewer Canadians are opening new financial accounts and bank loyalty is weakening, study says In the seven largest census metropolitan areas, including Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal, the number of consumers who opened a new financial account or product in the…...
News of the day: Ottawa covers steel shipping costs, banks sell Moneris, mismatched tax rules, enforcing employment contracts, credit crisis and more
2+ day, 13+ hour ago (255+ words) Ottawa offers to cover 50% of cost of shipping steel across Canada as tariffs weigh Under a new Commodities Sectoral Support Program announced on Monday, steel shippers can apply for a rebate that will offset 50 per cent of the costs to…...
Canada 'systematically' losing promising startups to foreign buyers: CCI report
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (697+ words) Foreign buyers are snatching up Canadian startups due to the lack of a robust homegrown ecosystem that lets them keep growing Government investment in innovation yields early results, but loses steam later on as foreign buyers snatch up Canadian startups…...
Almost 40,000 people crossed Windsor's Gordie Howe Bridge in the first five days
2+ day, 20+ hour ago (211+ words) Over 4,000 commercial transport trucks entered or returned to Canada via the new bridge Just five days after the Gordie Howe International Bridge opened on July 27, connecting Windsor, Ont. and Detroit, Mich., 18,900 Canadian residents had crossed by car, according to Statistics…...
Ontario Teachers??? posts 9.5% return boosted by SpaceX stake
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (448+ words) Early bet on Elon Musk's space company was a ‘significant contributor’ to its mid-year gains, Toronto-based pension fund said The Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board reported a net return of 9.5 per cent for the first half of 2026, partly thanks to…...
Posthaste: The share of homes being built that Canadians can buy is plummeting
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (614+ words) Canada is building more homes, just not for owners Construction of rental properties has been booming, but this much-needed boost could be setting Canada up for a bigger housing problem down the road, warns an economist. Kari Norman, senior economist…...