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Tariffs between Canada and the U.S may be temporarily paused, but many Canadians remain determined to “buy Canadian” whenever possible. In a recent poll, Yahoo Canada asked readers whether or not they ...

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While recent headlines have focused on Donald Trump's threatened tariffs against Canadian products, retailers in this country have also been considering the possible impact of additional tariffs ...

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Recently, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced to step down but assured to remain in the post till a new leader is selected. "Our nation faces structural challenges that require tough ...

In this course, we will endeavour to explore some gaps in Canadian art history. Looking past the contemporary moment, this course will be focusing on Black Canadian art before the 1950s. We will ...

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