Business Brief: A long-weekend reading list
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Business Brief: A long-weekend reading list
CHRIS WILSON-SMITH
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Morning. Whether you’re planning a few days off or just need a change of pace, we thought we’d share a few stories that offer a fresh perspective on the forces shaping Canada. But let’s catch up on the headlines first.
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Trade: Prime Minister Mark Carney ruled out restricting Canada’s energy supply to the U.S. as a bargaining chip in trade talks…
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