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What do tariffs mean for U.S. businesses?

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New ReviewCBC's senior business reporter Peter Armstrong explains why the Canadian economy isn't the only one under pressure as trade and tariff fights with the U.S. ramp up.
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Conservatives would stop turning people into “victims” with welfare reforms says Helen Whately

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New ReviewShadow work and pensions secretary Helen Whately said the Conservatives would stop turning people into “victims” with welfare reforms if it got into power. Ms Whately told the Conservative Party conference in Manchester British citizens...
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Premier Hogan on the defence after PC’s endorsed by Trades NL

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New ReviewOn the campaign trail on Friday, the Liberals visited the PC stronghold of Ferryland, answering critics of the Churchill Falls MOU. A day after Tony Wakeham was endorsed by Trades NL. Here & Now's Terry Roberts reports.
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No changes to personal taxes in Budget, Donohoe says

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New ReviewThere will be no changes to personal taxes in the Budget, the Finance Minister has said. The Summer Economic Statement set out a planned package of 9.4 billion euro for Budget 2026, including 7.9 billion in additional public spending and...
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US Govt Shutdown: White House Warns Of Mass Layoffs As Gridlock Continues Into Next Week

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New ReviewUS Government is officially shut down for the first time in nearly seven years. Federal operations are now drastically curtailed, as it affect millions of Americans and raise urgent questions about how long this standoff will last. And...
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There's no September jobs report because the government office that prepares it is shut down

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New ReviewThe Bureau of Labor Statistics, which releases monthly labor data, is closed. That makes it harder for economists at all levels to understand which way the economy is moving. (Scripps News)
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How to use AI to be more productive and valuable at work

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New ReviewAs artificial intelligence chatbots and technology start becoming more accessible, there are concerns that jobs could be lost as a result. Mark Ting, a partner with Foundation Wealth and On The Coast's personal finance columnist, argues...
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Ontario's management of skills training fund was not fair, transparent: AG report

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New ReviewOntario's auditor general has found that the province's management of a $2.5-billion skills training fund was not fair or transparent. CBC’s Lorenda Reddekopp explains.
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Toronto postal workers rally against proposed changes

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New ReviewSeven days into the Canada Post strike, workers gathered outside MP Julie Dabrusin’s Toronto office to protest the proposed “restructuring” of the service. CBC's Ali Chiasson spoke with some of those postal workers.
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Oil Jobs Dry Up as Mergers, Low Prices and Tariffs Rock Energy Sector

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New ReviewU.S. oil companies have cut over 4,000 jobs this year amid falling crude prices, increased tariffs, and massive industry consolidation.
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B.C. jobs minister says Trump's film tariff threat creating uncertainty

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New ReviewOn Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump reiterated a threat to impose a 100 per cent tariff on films produced outside the U.S. While it's unclear how the tariffs would operate, given the increasingly international nature of filmmaking,...
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Imperial Oil mostly leaving Calgary as it slashes workforce

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New ReviewImperial Oil says it will be eliminating 20 per cent of its workforce by the end of 2027. That will mean approximately 900 jobs, most of which are in Calgary, will be lost.
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Pat McFadden's full speech at Labour Party conference

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New ReviewWork and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden delivers his speech at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.
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Steve Reed says he took on his “dream job” as Housing Secretary at Labour Party Conference

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New ReviewSteve Reed said he took on his “dream job” as Housing Secretary “not under the circumstances” he would have wanted. Mr Reed received a standing ovation and applause for his tribute to predecessor and former deputy prime minister Angela...
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Charity in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside says it's at risk of closing due to lack of funding

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New ReviewA charity that has been providing jobs to people facing barriers in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside for more than 20 years is at risk of shutting down. The Potluck Café Society says funding has dried up and they are working to raise...
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Every single day counts for a Labour Government - Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

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New ReviewAustralian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said that “every single day counts” for a Labour Government because change “takes time” but the challenges faced “never wait”. Sir Keir Starmer introduced the premier by his nickname, Albo, to...
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Asses.masses blends theatre and video gaming at the IMPACT International Theatre Festival

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New ReviewA herd of unemployed donkeys are trying to get their jobs back. That's the story behind the interactive theatre and gaming experience assess.massess, which is at the IMPACT International Theatre Festival Sunday in Kitchener. Co-creators...
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Asses.masses blended theatre and video gaming at the IMPACT International Theatre Festival

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New ReviewA herd of unemployed donkeys are trying to get their jobs back. People attending interactive theatre and gaming experience at the IMPACT international theatre festival Sunday in Kitchener are trying to help them. Co-creators Patrick...
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Steve Reed says Government will 'build, baby build' as major infrastructure approvals at record level

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New ReviewThe Housing Secretary visited the Dartford Crossing control room on Tuesday, as the Government said approvals of major infrastructure projects are at a record level. Mr Reed met Lower Thames Crossing executive director Matt Palmer, Lower...
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Politicians discuss Jaguar Land Rover production shutdown

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New ReviewInterviews with industry minister Chris McDonald and West Midlands mayor Richard Parker after Jaguar Land Rover extended its production shutdown due to a recent cyber attack.
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Yonkers officials hope approval of full-gaming license will help the 300 people losing jobs at the Yonkers Refinery

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New ReviewCity leaders are hoping to get the full gaming license for the Empire City Casino to have open jobs for those losing theirs at the Yonkers Refinery.
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Trump’s price on H-1B visa sparks confusion

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New ReviewThe Trump administration's changes to the H-1B skilled worker visa, including a $100,000 price tag, caused major confusion and panic this weekend. The White House clarified the fee is only for new applicants — but the move has raised...
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Why Cisco’s president isn’t worried about AI taking his job or Gen Z entry jobs

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New ReviewEuronews Next speaks to Cisco President Jeetu Patel about fears of AI wiping out jobs – and why he is not worried.
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New Visa Shakeup: High Fees, High Entry Bar

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New ReviewPresident Donald Trump announced big changes to the US Immigration policy on friday. First, a steep new fee on H-1 B visas for high skilled foreign workers. And second, a new “gold card” visa program, allowing wealthy individuals and...