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Ottawa needs to be careful with placing caps on international students

Ottawa will have to be careful with its potential plan to put a cap on the number of international students, businesses say. Read more.

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Ottawa needs to be careful with placing caps on international students

Ottawa will have to be careful with its potential plan to put a cap on the number of international students, businesses say. Read more.

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Business owners struggling to pay back COVID-19 loans with rising operating costs - National

Small businesses are pushing to extend the payment deadline for COVID-19 pandemic relief loans, but the federal government does not appear to be budging on the year-end deadline.

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Business owners struggling to pay back COVID-19 loans with rising operating costs

Small businesses are pushing to extend the payment deadline for COVID-19 pandemic relief loans, but the federal government does not appear to be budging on the year-end deadline.

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The B C port strike is over, but economic impact could last weeks

The B.C. port strike might be over but it’s expected to take weeks even months for supply chains and businesses to recover, according to experts.

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