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Canada’s vegetable growers and processors are facing a sudden wave of low-priced imports that’s rattling the market. Ottawa has responded by launching a trade i
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TD Economics has drastically revised its outlook for Canada's housing market in 2026. The bank now predicts declines in both home sales and prices this year, a
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