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216BlogUnited Airlines orders 25 more Boeing jets, dashing Bombardier Inc’s hopes again
United Airlines has ordered another 25 aircraft from Boeing Co., virtually killing Bombardier Inc.’s hopes of selling the CSeries to the big...
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210BlogPDAC 2016: Bankers see Toronto as destination for potential spin-off mining IPOs
No issue is causing more concern for miners at this time than access to capital. So a complete house was on hand...
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231BlogCarney’s comments seen as ‘Brexit’ warning, pushing pound down most in two weeks
OTTAWA – When it comes to monetary policy, it’s not always about who says what – nor even really the things they say. It’s...
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213BlogPetronas believes final decision on Pacific NorthWest LNG project close, but denies deadline
The leader from the Petronas-led North american LNG project said he expects a virtually three-year environmental review process to come to an...
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190BlogBank of Canada maintains interest rate: Read the full statement
The Bank of Canada today announced that it is maintaining its target for the overnight rate at 1/2 per cent. The Bank...
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217BlogMontreal Economic Institute continues move from Quebec’s fringe by recruiting former finance minister Joe Oliver
MONTREAL – The Montreal Economic Institute, a think-tank often viewed as promoting free-market views which have historically languished around the fringe in...
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239BlogPressure mounts on Lowe’s to up its offer for Rona’s preferred shareholders
The battle for the support of Rona’s preferred shareholders – who in the takeover by Lowe’s are being offered $20 per share,...
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194BlogPDAC 2016: Randgold CEO bemoans short-term thinking across industry
Mark Bristow, the main executive of African miner Randgold Resources Ltd., has been an outspoken critic of his gold industry peers for...
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260BlogIIROC and unpaid fines Part 11: Time to give it the power in Ontario to collect from those who leave the industry
If Andrew Kriegler, president and ceo of the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada, has his way, Ontario would be the next...
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273BlogAlimentation Couche-Tard’s $1.6-billion deal to buy 279 Esso gas stations is heavy on the Timbits
TORONTO – Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. waited in excess of 3 years to acquire the Ontario and Quebec retail assets of Calgary-based gas...
