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Corporate America is putting its staff in layoff limbo Nike CEO Elliott Hill, who recently released a statement forecasting job cuts that "will begin in calendar year 2027 and beyond. "

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SaskatoonThe Riversdale Business Improvement District wants to make sure Saskatoon city hall sticks to a plan to close a temporary warming centre on Avenue C South when a permanent location opens on Idylwyld Drive. Controversial warming centre in Riversdale is 'proposed' to close Oct. 31, city hall saysPhil Tank · CBC News · Posted: Oct 06, 2026 7:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: October 6Listen to this articleEstimated 5 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. A provincial drop-in centre, housed in a former restaurant on Avenue C South in Saskatoon's Riversdale neighbourhood, is seen on Monday. (Phil Tank/CBC)A Riversdale business leader wants to make sure the city sticks to its plan to relocate a controversial warming centre from Avenue C South at the end of the month. Effie Kutsogiannis, who chairs the Riversdale Business Improvement District board, said Monday she has been told by city officials that the temporary women's drop-in centre at 325 Avenue C South will close as soon as the new location downtown is ready.

She also argued the insurer's notice was too vague - that didn't work either What happened: An Ontario tribunal dismissed a driver's bid to recover five separate accident-benefit costs Aviva had refused to pay

InvestingPublished: October 06, 2026 at 7:10a.m. EDTThe Peace tower is seen on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Monday, Sept. 21, 2026. Parliament resumes today following the summer recess. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld TORONTO — Canadian business leaders are calling on the federal government to reform some of its tax policies in hopes of bolstering investments in domestic firms. More than 150 investors and executives have signed a letter asking Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne to consider two policies they claim will bolster entrepreneurship in Canada. The first encourages the country to adopt a program akin to the U. S. qualified small business stock incentive, which allows capital gains from qualified small business stocks to be excluded from federal tax. The second proposes allowing more entrepreneurs and investors to defer paying some capital gains taxes when proceeds from some domestic business transactions are reinvested in another homegrown venture.

The leaders of Cenovus Energy Inc., Calgary, plan to pay about CAN$5.7 billion for Athabasca Oil Corp. in a move president and chief executive officer Jon McKenzie called “a natural extension” of Cenovus’ Alberta oil sands strategy. Athabasca will add roughly 45,000 boe/d to Cenovus’ production, which McKenzie and his team have told investor will get close to 1 M boe/d this year. Roughly 80% of that latter figure comes from Canada’s oil sands, a business that Cenovus beefed up a year ago by buying MEG Energy Corp. for nearly CAN$8 billion. That transaction consolidated a lot of SAGD [steam-assisted gravity drainage] oil sands production in the Christina Lake area of Alberta.

Intact's direct insurance brand becomes official collaborating partner of the children's charity event, which raised $8.8 million last year belairdirect, Intact Financial's direct-to-consumer insurance brand, has signed on as the official collaborating partner of 24h Tremblant.

Watchdog challenges evidence and fairness behind UN business list.

A study finds Black Canadians face a 66% higher risk of severe pregnancy complications, a disparity employer plans are not currently set up to see A new national study showing that Black people in Canada face a much higher risk of severe pregnancy complications raises questions for group benefits plan sponsors.

PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs joined Taiwanese leaders at the opening of an economic and cultural office Monday to aid Taiwanese businesses and citizens in the region, despite