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Some Indigenous businesses halt exports to U.S. despite long-standing free-trade ties

Some Indigenous businesses halt exports to U.S. despite long-standing free-trade ties

OTTAWA — Some small Indigenous businesses are halting shipments to the U.S. in the wake of President Donald Trump's tariff regime, even though trade ties exist that predate the founding of both Canada and the United States.
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Heading back to school to change your career? Do your homework first, experts say

Heading back to school to change your career? Do your homework first, experts say

Daniel Buchardt was about seven years into a sales career when he looked around the insurance company he worked for and realized that not only did the job feel monotonous, he also wasn't very interested in it.
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

TORONTO — Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week: Couche-Tard results Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. is set to report financial results for its first quarter of the fiscal year on Tuesday after markets close.
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Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley rallying to help those who lost homes to fire

Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley rallying to help those who lost homes to fire

LAWRENCETOWN — Rural communities in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley that have been devastated by the ongoing Long Lake wildfire are rallying to support households forced to flee and those who lost their homes to the blaze.
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Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalls more items containing pistachio in Quebec

Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalls more items containing pistachio in Quebec

MONTREAL — More recalls have been issued in Quebec for pistachio-containing products linked to a recent salmonella outbreak.
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Quebec auto board hands over documents to anti-corruption police

Quebec auto board hands over documents to anti-corruption police

MONTREAL — Quebec’s auto insurance board announced Saturday it will lift its secrecy policies to comply with a police investigation regarding hundreds of millions of dollars in cost overruns.
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Health authority warns of possible hepatitis A exposure at Sechelt pizza restaurant

Health authority warns of possible hepatitis A exposure at Sechelt pizza restaurant

SECHELT — Vancouver Coastal Health says people who ate salads at a Sechelt, B.C., pizza restaurant in the last month may have been exposed to hepatitis A.
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B.C. billionaire wanting Bay leases doesn't have cash to launch new chain: landlord

B.C. billionaire wanting Bay leases doesn't have cash to launch new chain: landlord

TORONTO — Hudson's Bay landlords were back in court Friday arguing a B.C. billionaire doesn't have the cash needed to launch a new retailer. Ruby Liu wants to buy 25 Bay leases for $69.1 million and open a new department store named after herself.
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U.S. federal appeals court rules some of Trump's tariffs illegal

U.S. federal appeals court rules some of Trump's tariffs illegal

WASHINGTON — A United States federal appeals court ruled on Friday that many of U.S President Donald Trump's tariffs are illegal — but it allowed for the levies to remain in place as the case makes its way to the Supreme Court.
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Appeals court finds Trump's tariffs illegally used emergency power, but leaves them in place for now

Appeals court finds Trump's tariffs illegally used emergency power, but leaves them in place for now

WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal appeals court ruled Friday that President Donald Trump had no legal right to impose sweeping tariffs but left in place for now his effort to build a protectionist wall around the American economy. The U.S.
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