Air Transat board battle brewing ahead of upcoming shareholder vote

Transat A.T. Inc. shareholders are being urged by the company’s current board to vote against nominees put forward by its largest shareholder, Pierre Karl Péladeau‘s Financière Outremont Inc., as a…

Bank of Canada’s first-quarter growth forecast in the crosshairs on weak GDP

Despite stronger-than-expected gross domestic product growth in December, many economists say the Canadian economy will have trouble matching the Bank…

Canadian businesses more optimistic in first quarter: Statistics Canada

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United Airlines says it will boot passengers who refuse to use headphones on planes

Listen up, flyers: United Airlines said it will start removing passengers from flights who refuse to wear headphones while listening…

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Capital gains, cottages and U.S. taxes: watch Jamie Golombek answer FP readers’ questions

Tax season is in full swing, and FP readers have questions. That’s why our expert tax columnist, CIBC’s Jamie Golombek , answered questions ranging from…

This TSX stock fought its way back from the AI software rout and may have ‘strong growth prospects’

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Australian, Canadian pensions sign deal to boost investment

More than a dozen Canadian and Australian pension giants have signed a first-of-its-kind agreement to ramp up investment between the countries, home to two of…

Private market titans warn of pain as credit cracks widen

Amid the worst start to the year for their stocks in more than a decade, leaders of Wall Street ’s biggest private markets firms had…

Carney hires BlackRock’s Purves to help run trade department

Prime Minister Mark Carney appointed BlackRock Inc. economist Glenn Purves as deputy minister of international trade, a job that will give him responsibility for helping…

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