Business
Slowly but surely, the tourism industry is recovering from the passage of COVID-19
National tourism indicators for a fifth consecutive quarter. The country's tourism industry continues to recover from the tidal wave caused by COVID-19. Slowly, but surely, the hospitality industry is finding […]
Farmers hit hard by inflation: 'We're going cash' | Elections Quebec 2022
During the election campaign, the candidates of the main parties all pledged to do more to help the region's producers, who help fill the pantry of Quebecers every year.Maurice Migneault, […]
Ontario Wants to Delay Pickering Nuclear Generating Station Shutdown
The nuclear power plant in Pickering, on the outskirts of Toronto, produces 14% of the province's energy. (Archives) The Ontario government hopes to keep the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station in […]
Significant increase in wages expected in 2023 in Quebec
The average payroll increase is expected to increase by 4.1% next year. The average payroll increase is expected to increase by 4, 1% next year, according to a survey by […]
Slight growth in the Canadian economy in July
According to data published by Statistics Canada , real GDP rose 0.1% in July in the country, while some economists predicted a decline in the Canadian economy. Real gross domestic […]
The Privy Council Office considered cryptocurrencies to deal with inflation
The value of cryptocurrencies is volatile, says a briefing note submitted to the Privy Council Office. In particular, bitcoin has lost more than half of its value compared to the […]
Apple removes the largest Russian social network from the App Store | War in Ukraine
Vladimir Kirienko, the CEO of the Russian technology group VK, is the son of a close associate of President Vladimir Putin. The American technology giant Apple has removed from the […]
Indigenous communities invest over $1 billion in Enbridge pipelines
The 23 First Nations communities buy a minority interest in seven Enbridge pipelines. A group of 23 First Nations and Métis communities in Alberta acquire a minority interest in certain […]
Storm Fiona: Uninsured oyster farmers must absorb losses
Employees of Huîtres Aquador realign oyster bags. With displaced oyster bags, lost buoys and torn cables, oyster farmers cannot ignore the passage of storm Fiona this weekend. Whether they lost […]
Worrying situation at Canada Post
For several years Canada Post has been struggling with a double problem: the financial losses accumulate and it is difficult to find new employees. Times are tough at Canada Post. […]