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1.0KArtis REIT may not be selling but its Calgary office buildings are dropping in value
Artis Investment Trust may not be commenting about reports its selling property in Calgary, but it did confirm its holdings within the...
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1.3KCorus to Catalyst: Thanks but no thanks for proposed rights offering
The Corus/Shaw Communications/Catalyst battle – a battle over valuations, financial disclosure and also the allocation of worth away from the Corus minority...
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1.2KGet ready Albertans, you’re about to pay a steep bill to kill coal
What will it cost to kill coal completely by 2030? Albertans wondering what their power bills might seem like in the next...
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1.1KFrom a billion dollars to zero: Canada stands alone in G7 as it empties its coffers of gold
Canada is among the largest gold producers on the planet, but as of last month the government valued its official holdings from...
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1.3KGeorge Weston Ltd to hike prices on some fresh and frozen foods thanks to weak loonie
TORONTO – George Weston Ltd., the parent company of Weston Foods and Loblaw, will raise prices on some of its food products...
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1.0KOntario judge approves $20.6M settlement in Scotiabank overtime class-action suit
TORONTO – After nearly a decade-long legal battle, roughly 1,600 people who say they were necessary for Scotiabank to operate unpaid overtime...
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1.3KBattered miners see glimmer of hope as industry gathers at PDAC in Toronto
TORONTO/WINNIPEG – Metal and mineral explorers battered by a protracted price slump are still from favor with investors, nevertheless the recent uptick...
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982Alaskan LNG firm seeks export permit from Canada’s energy regulator
An Alaskan company engaged in distributing liquefied natural gas has applied for an export permit to the National Energy Board, contributing to...
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1.2KCanadian exports show signs of strength amid U.S. growth, low loonie
OTTAWA – Canadian exports are finally starting to show indications of a persistent recovery, with analysts cheered by healthy volumes in January...
