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Tariff war forcing New Brunswick to cut trade barriers, go into deficit in next week’s budget
The government is set to table legislation that would allow New Brunswick companies to sell alcohol directly to consumers in ...
New Brunswick Premier says cutting off energy to Maine would be 'absolute last resort'
Maine’s economy is closely aligned with the province's economy. While Maine sells lobster and wood products north, it imports ...
Is Coors Light Canadian? Why finding a homegrown product can be tough
When figuring out if a particular beer is Canadian, you may have to choose what matters to you most — where it's produced, ...
Cut off from Canadian mainland, Campobello Island residents seek exemption from retaliatory tariffs
Residents are being forced to pay the federal government’s 25-per-cent tariff when they buy milk, eggs and other necessities ...
Their loss, our gain: Canada positioned to recruit top talent from U.S. brain drain
After the elimination of an estimated 100,000 federal jobs in the states, U.S. residents are now making up a growing portion ...
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Nova Scotia tells court that Ottawa is entirely responsible for Chignecto Isthmus
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia's Court of Appeal has reserved its decision on whether the federal government is solely responsible for ...
U Sports changes rule, removing one-year wait for former pro hockey players
U Sports will allow incoming student-athletes who have played professional hockey to participate immediately in men's hockey ...
GOP Medicaid cuts could leave N.J. hospitals with ‘catastrophic’ losses — and harm sick kids
From children with chronic illnesses to nursing home residents, the proposed cuts could upend lives and jeopardize health ...
'Lack of transparency' from federal Conservatives leads riding president in N.B. to quit
With a federal election call expected within weeks and a Liberal incumbent certainly running for a fourth term in Saint ...