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$1B federal fund aims to help agriculture businesses scale up (opens the original)
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Farmers and the agriculture industry are being offered a $1-billion lifeline to grow their businesses. In an announcement Monday at the Arva Flour Mill, federal Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald announced a $1-billion fund that will invest in mid-sized businesses to help them access new markets and add infrastructure and technology to reduce costs. The announcement also includes an additional $150 million to create Velocity Agri-Capital Partners, which will invest in mid-sized agricultural bu
London retailers stock up, brace for fallout from Canada-U.S. tariff fight (opens the original)
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In the London Major Appliance warehouse, there are a lot more Whirlpool stoves and refrigerators than usual – about twice as many. The retailer has packed its storage site with U.S.-made appliances in a race to dodge the counter-tariffs the Canadian federal government applied to some goods from America, with appliances among the items affected. “We doubled our inventory to protect our customers,” said Jay Vanderhoeven, general manager of London Major Appliances. “We’re seeing more customers come
London beverage maker loses $24M in opportunities, plans $45M expansion (opens the original)
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The trade dispute between Canada and the U.S. has cost a London business more than $24 million in future sales as customers south of the border anticipate a ban on alcohol from Canada. But in a twist that underscores the chaos of cross-border trade, Black Fly Beverage Co. has also seen a 25 per cent spike in sales and is making a $45-million investment to double its business in the new year, as Canadians are drinking and it is “onshoring” production from the U.S., company executives said. “We ha
London health-tech firm lands NATO approval, first U.S. military sale (opens the original)
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A London business has cleared a major hurdle in supplying life-saving software to NATO armed forces, the company’s founder and chief executive says. Deep Breathe recently made the list of businesses approved to sell its technology to alliance nations and scored its first sale. It is also in talks with three European countries as well as the militaries in Canada and the U.S., said Rob Arntfield. “We are on the world stage for military adoption,” Arntfield said. Its first sale was to U.S. Air Forc
Heritage homes get $7M makeover in London’s Woodfield neighbourhood (opens the original)
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A $7-million residential redevelopment in London’s core is part of a larger effort to build on the heritage of the Woodfield neighbourhood, the building owner says. Domus Developments has taken the wraps off the restoration of two stately heritage homes at 300 and 306 Princess Ave., adding nine apartment units to each building. The units are already rented, said Michael Mescia, president of Domus. “We are trying to help improve that whole area. We are looking to attract young professionals worki
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