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    Hudson's Bay is seeking court permission to begin liquidation of the business. Alan Carter and Kris McCusker discuss the company's fate, and whether any stores can be salvaged.

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    McMaster's inhaled COVID vaccine begins phase-2 human trials

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    Relief at the pumps coming as Carney scraps consumer carbon tax

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    0:25
    Update expected on fate of Hudson's Bay

    We should learn new details about the fate of Canada's oldest retailer on Monday. Hudson's Bay is scheduled to be back in court as part of its creditor protection case.

    3:00
    Hudson's Bay liquidation sales could start as soon as Tuesday

    Hudson's Bay is seeking court permission to begin liquidation of the business. Alan Carter and Kris McCusker discuss the company's fate, and whether any stores can be salvaged.

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    McMaster's inhaled COVID vaccine begins phase-2 human trials

    A home-grown, needle-free COVID-19 vaccine is entering the next stage of clinical trials. Dilshad Burman speaks with the lead researcher from McMaster University to find out what's in it and how it works.
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    Relief at the pumps coming as Carney scraps consumer carbon tax

    Canadians can expect to pay less for gas on April 1st as Mark Carney scraps the consumer carbon tax. But as Brandon Choghri explains, experts believe the relief at the pumps is only temporary.

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