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A child waves a Ukrainian flag during a rally in support of Ukraine in Montreal.
A child waves a Ukrainian flag during a rally in support of Ukraine in Montreal. Photo by Graham Hughes /THE CANADIAN PRESS

At the Rebuilding Ukraine Business Conference in Toronto, FP Video talked to Ukrainian and Canadian leaders about how they can help the war-torn country.

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The deputy minister of economy of Ukraine talks with Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about the damage done to the economy.

Rebuilding Ukraine requires private sector cash: ambassador

The ambassador of Ukraine to Canada talks about the support her country needs.

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  2. The Twitter Inc. corporate headquarters building in downtown San Francisco, California.
  3. Inflation is having an impact on Canadians' wallets.

Canada helping fight ‘third front’ of Ukraine war

Goldy Hyder is the CEO of the Business Council of Canada.

In-depth discussions and insights into the latest in Canadian business can be found on Down to Business. The latest episode can be found below.

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  3. Rapidly rising interest rates are putting the squeeze on homebuyers with variable rate mortgages.
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  5. New anti-flipping rules for residential real estate are scheduled to come into force on Jan. 1, 2023.

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