The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is continuing its own investigation into several E. coli cases linked to the romaine lettuce
A facility spanning nearly 60,000 square metres and set to employ 1,450 full- and part-time workers, is expected to be up and running in the second quarter of 2021
Alberta has elected to pick on Ontario as it is the biggest liquor market in Canada, but other provinces may be also be called out for trade barriers
Tariffs on chickpeas were increased to 60 per cent in March
Year-over-year prices at the pump were 12 per cent higher in October
Ontario Export Awards winners hail from a cross-section of businesses – from transportation equipment and services, to consumer products, and manufacturing and resources.
Canadian dairy farmers stand to lose 3.59 per cent of their market to U.S. producers under the new trade deal
Concern has been heightened in provinces where anonymously paying cash in-store is not possible in light of a controversial Statistics Canada initiative to obtain detailed bank records from all Canadians
Canada legalized cannabis for recreational use on Oct. 17 with the elimination of the black market as one of the Liberal government’s main goals
The province’s consumer protection law – among the strictest in Canada – prohibits commercial advertising directed at children under the age of 13
