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Interprovincial trade barriers are falling. But rewriting old rules will take time

The collapse of talks with the United States has added urgency to reducing trade barriers within Canada. But experts say it's not a simple fix.

Interprovincial trade barriers are falling. But rewriting old rules will take time

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Hydro CEO leaving job two years after appointment

Manitoba Hydro president and CEO Allan Danroth is leaving his position with the provincial Crown power utility, the Free Press has learned. Danroth was hired two years ago by the […]

  • Allan Danroth leaves Manitoba Hydro CEO position after two years.
  • Replaced Jay Grewal, who served five years as CEO.
  • NDP government appointed Danroth following Grewal's departure.

Canadian Company Announces Mass Layoffs Over US Tariff 'Nuclear Bomb'

Paperboard manufacturer RYAM has confirmed it is closing its Témiscaming facility as a result of U.S. tariffs.

  • Canadian paperboard maker RYAM to close Témiscaming facility, laying off 425 workers
  • U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods deemed unsustainable for plant operations
  • Tariffs likened to "nuclear bomb" by Témiscaming Mayor, described as "economic war"

I'm an Airbnb Superhost who's had over 500 guests. Here are 5 things I wish visitors knew before checking in.

I'm an Airbnb Superhost who owns several properties with lots of five-star ratings. Here are things I wish my guests knew before they booked.

  • Emily Elizabeth, an Airbnb Superhost, shares five crucial tips for guests.
  • Knowing the purpose of a guest's visit enables personalized local recommendations.
  • Meticulous attention to detail ensures smooth check-in and a memorable stay.

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