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JACKSON HOLE, Wyo.

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump is calling national security and privacy concerns related to TikTok and its Chinese parent company “highly overrated” and said Friday he'll keep extending the deadline for the popular video-sharing platform un

JACKSON HOLE, Wyo.

MONTREAL — Air Canada says operations are almost back to full capacity as it continues to ramp up flights following a flight attendants strike.

TORONTO — Canadian bank stocks are riding high after largely shrugging off economic concerns, but analysts are starting to wonder if their third-quarter results coming next week will test optimism around the sector.

TORONTO — Hudson’s Bay and one of its top lenders are accusing landlords of having "ulterior motives" for opposing a push to sell 25 leases to a B.C. billionaire.

OTTAWA — Statistics Canada says retail sales rose 1.5 per cent to $70.2 billion in June, helped by increased spending at food and beverage retailers. However, the agency says its preliminary estimate for July pointed to a 0.

OTTAWA — Cultural and broadcast industry groups are calling on the Liberal government to support the Online Streaming Act and the Online News Act, as the Prime Minister’s Office refuses to say whether the bills are part of trade negotiations with the

Ski-Doo maker BRP Inc. has dealt with trade disputes before, but its chief executive says there's one aspect this time around that sets the current Trump administration's tariff regime apart.

TORONTO — Two of Canada’s richest families appear poised for a battle over one of the country’s most famed documents.