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213Canadian regulators extend time for unsolicited takeover bids
TORONTO – Unsolicited takeover bids for Canadian companies must seek at least 50 per cent of the target company’s stock and remain...
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179Claudia Cattaneo: Get used to it, the oilsands are unstoppable
Canada’s oilsands happen to be battered badly by low oil prices, adverse government policies and transportation constraints, but production is continuing and...
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212Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, Borealis said to win bidding war for London City Airport with US$2.8 billion offer
A consortium led by Ontario Teachers’ Type of pension Board and Borealis Infrastructure won antique dealer war to purchase London City Airport...
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186OMERS reports 6.7% return on investments for Ontario local public sector workers
TORONTO – The OMERS pension fund is reporting a 6.7 per cent net return last year around the investments it manages for...
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215Ontario’s budget deficit for 2016 shrinks more than expected to $5.7 billion
TORONTO – Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa announced Thursday the province’s budget deficit have reduced more than expected and that the Liberals...
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251Wounded by OPEC, Canadian producers bet on tech to survive in low-cost oil world
HOUSTON ? Brian Ferguson was among the oil executives in a global energy conference here listening intently this week to Saudi oil...
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175U.S. Q4 GDP growth revised higher on strong inventory investment
WASHINGTON – U.S. economic growth slowed in the fourth quarter, but not as sharply as initially thought, with businesses less aggressive in...
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241‘A huge safety issue’: Canada needs standards to prevent cramming too many people on flights, advocate says
HALIFAX — An airline passenger advocate says Canada need to look at establishing seat-size standards for commercial airlines. Gabor Lukacs says an...
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245Dream Office REIT looking to sell half its Scotia Plaza stake: sources
TORONTO/MONTREAL – Dream Office Real Estate Investment Trust is working with TD Bank and CBRE to market half of its stake in...
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235A bailout won’t fix Bombardier’s biggest problems: family control and dual-class shares
Many alternatives concerning the way forward for troubled Bombardier Inc. happen to be proposed. The Quebec government has committed $1.3 billion in...
