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Denise Paglinawan is a business journalist based in Toronto, Canada.

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Restaurants taking Canadians' personal info to trace COVID-19

Restaurants taking Canadians' personal info to trace COVID-19

As COVID-19 restrictions ease and restaurants start to welcome customers back, one thing Canadians may soon h…

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COVID clauses await wary buyers in Canada's home selling season

COVID clauses await wary buyers in Canada's home selling season

In Canada's typically busy home-selling season, wary buyers are donning masks and gloves to view properties w…

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Canada's Quebec to ramp up inspections of homes for elderly after 31 die in Montreal facility

Canada's Quebec to ramp up inspections of homes for elderly after 31 die in Montreal facility

The Quebec government on Monday said it was putting the safety and general conditions of the province's 2,600…

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Rent strikes loom across Canada as coronavirus kills daily-wage jobs

Rent strikes loom across Canada as coronavirus kills daily-wage jobs

Landlords across Canada should brace for rent strikes in May unless the government steps in with rental subsi…

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Hockey gear maker tweaks equipment for health workers

Hockey gear maker tweaks equipment for health workers

Sports equipment maker Bauer Hockey plans to modify its hockey visors into face shields for healthcare worker…

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Ballads and fan clubs: Canada's medical health officers become unlikely celebs

Ballads and fan clubs: Canada's medical health officers become unlikely celebs

Acclaimed in song and on Twitter fan accounts, including a feed devoted to one official's choice of scarves, …

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Economists impressed with GDP data, expect interest rates to hold with uncertainty ahead Original

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By Denise Paglinawan Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content 'Trade uncertainty is back with new U.S. tariffs now imposed, Canadian retaliation due early next month, and the prospect of further escalation hard to dismiss' The Bank of Canada building in Ottawa. Canadian gross domestic product rose by 3.3 per cent annualized in the second quarter, the fastest quarterly expansion since 2023. Economists largely expected the growth after a string of data released showed signs the economy was rebounding from a slow start to the year.
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Chapman Ice Cream pledges to cut American ingredients without raising prices Original

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By Denise Paglinawan Verified
| Financial Post Verified
The family-run Chapman's has been making ice cream and frozen treats since 1973, and has a lineup of more than 280 products sold across the country. Chapman’s Ice Cream, the largest independent ice cream manufacturer in Canada, has pledged to completely shift away from United States companies and ingredients – without increasing its prices for Canadian customers – in response to “unjustified tariffs” imposed by the United States.
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Loblaw brings back tariff produce labels amid trade war Original

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By Denise Paglinawan Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content The move is to make it easier for customers who want to support Canadian farmers, producers and businesses A shopper browses produce at a Loblaw Cos. grocery store in Toronto on April 30, 2019. Loblaw Cos. Ltd. will reintroduce the country-of-origin labelling in its fresh produce aisles, just weeks after dropping them from displays, as consumers increasingly look to “buy Canadian” amid a trade war with the United States.
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