The decision issued Friday affirms a 2024 Federal Court ruling that rejected use of the emergencies law and found invocation of the act led to the infringement of constitutional rights.

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The Quebec-based graphite miner has signed a breakthrough agreement with Riyad investment group Al Obeikan to develop an ...

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Several times, Cindy Lougheed came close to closing her café because of high energy costs. But she stayed open, thinking ...

In a post on X this morning, Ford called the deal lopsided and warned it risks closing the door to the U.S. market for ...