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Ken Sim: ‘We have a fiduciary duty to do what's right for the City of Vancouver’

Leonard Marriott made multiple mistakes and misled the court, according to two hearing panel rulings

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney said there are signs the global and Canadian economies are slowing as U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war escalated again Friday, with China announcing it will push up retaliatory tariffs to 125 per cent.

Canadian and U.S. stocks closed higher Friday, capping off a tumultuous week that saw nausea-inducing drops and intense spikes driven largely by tariff headlines out of the United States.

MONTREAL — Philippe Bachand was in his mid-20s when he helped open his family’s duty-free store an hour south of Montreal.

The agreement, reached with the United States notably absent, is expected to be formally adopted in October to take effect in 2027.

TORONTO — A new document circulated to lawyers involved in Hudson’s Bay’s creditor protection case is raising suspicion that a company insider may be exploring a bid for the retailer’s assets or leases.

A partially constructed five-storey mixed-use project at 4451 Hastings St. has gone bust and is now on the market.