2014年9月12日 星期五

2014-09-13 Canada English Business

  Globalnews.ca   
Is Canada wealthy enough for Saks and wave of fellow luxury stores?  Globalnews.ca
Dresses are on display in the Saks Fifth Avenue flagship store's window in New York City. CANADIAN PRESS/AP, Mary Altaffer. What is this? Sponsored content is written by Global News' editorial staff without any editorial influence by the sponsor. If you'd ...

Hudson's Bay says Ottawa and Quebec aren't major markets for luxury retail   Nanaimo Daily News
Hudson's Bay Co Receives Consensus Recommendation of "Buy" from ...   WKRB News
Hudson's Bay says Ottawa, Quebec aren't major markets for luxury retail   CTV News
The Globe and Mail   
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  Financial Post   
The investing case for Canada  Financial Post
Canada has always had to play second fiddle to our neighbours to the south. The Great White North just never seems to get the respect it deserves, whether it's the frequent lag in products arriving on our soil, the border, tax and currency concerns among ...

TSX lacklustre ahead of Fed meeting, UK referendum; HBC earns provide support   CTV News
CANADA STOCKS-TSX little changed as energy shares slip with oil price   Reuters
TSX little changed as energy shares slip with oil price   Reuters Canada
The Globe and Mail   
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  London Free Press   
EMPLOYMENT: Cereal plant slated to close at end of year  London Free Press
An employee enters the Kellogg plant prior to the start of 3:00 p.m. shift in London on Friday. DEREK RUTTAN/ The London Free Press /QMI AGENCY. Tweet · Bookmark and Share. Change text size for the story. Print. Report an error ...

Nearly 300 Kellogg's employees clock out for last time in London   CTV News
Hundreds work final shift at London, Ont., Kellogg plant   Toronto Sun
Kellogg's Workers Reflect On Layoffs, Plant Closure   Am980 London News
Sun News Network   
BlackburnNews.com   
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  Montreal Gazette   
Pipeline still lacks safeguards, Coderre says  Montreal Gazette
MONTREAL — Speaking as president of the Montreal Metropolitan Community, Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre declared Friday he is not convinced Enbridge's 9B pipeline project is safe for the region's water supply or that Enbridge's emergency plan is ...

Montreal mayor tells Enbridge 'not at any cost' for $9B pipeline   Globalnews.ca
Montreal Mayor to Enbridge: Line 9 Pipeline Reversal Plan Still Not Good Enough   InsideClimate News
Don't approve Enbridge plan just yet: Coderre   CJAD

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  Mynextfone   
12 (Reuters) - Canadian home prices rose in August and...  Mynextfone
Canadian home prices rise in August - Teranet.TORONTO, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Canadian home prices rose in August and the pace of 12-month home price appreciation accelerated, the Teranet-National Bank Composite House Price Index showed on Friday.
Toronto home prices up in August   CTV News
Canadian home prices up in August: says Teranet-National Bank index   Nanaimo Daily News

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  Financial Post   
National balance sheet and financial flow accounts, second quarter 2014 ...  NorthumberlandView.ca
National net worth edged up 0.6% from the first quarter to $7,907 billion in the second quarter. This was the slowest advance since the third quarter of 2012. On a per capita basis, national net worth edged up to $222,400. National wealth, or the total value of ...

Canadians' household debt burden edges higher in second quarter   The Globe and Mail
12 (Reuters) - Canada's closely watched ratio of household debt...   Mynextfone
Canada Household Debt Edges Higher   Wall Street Journal
Chicago Tribune   
CBC.ca   
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  Vancouver Sun   
Vancouver developers go to the dogs  Vancouver Sun
VANCOUVER — Long gone are the days when dog lovers would have a tough time buying a condo in Metro Vancouver. Today, more and more condo developers art targeting dog owners as they try to market units in a period of high prices and sluggish sales ...


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  Business Recorder   
Canadian dollar falls to near 90 cents ahead of Fed rate announcement  CBC.ca
The Canadian dollar continued to fall Friday, ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting next week that could augur a change in interest rates. The loonie closed down 0.18 of a cent to 90.14 cents US on Friday and has dropped one and a half cents in the last week.
CANADA FX DEBT-C$ hits more than 5-month low as momentum builds   Reuters
dollar at C$1.1078 or 90.27 U.S. cents * Bond prices...   Mynextfone
If you think this week has been tough for the Canadian dollar, just wait   The Globe and Mail
Western Producer (subscription)   
London South East   
Bloomberg   
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  CBC.ca   
Robertson slams CP Rail after talks over Arbutus corridor break down  The Globe and Mail
Mayor Gregor Robertson went on the attack against Canadian Pacific Railway Friday, after talks broke down between CP and the city over the price the railway wants for 11 kilometres of track on the west side of Vancouver. The fight over the value of the ...

Arbutus Corridor: CP to resume work on rail line   CBC.ca
Arbutus corridor talks break off between Vancouver and CP Rail   Straight.com
City of Vancouver and Canadian Pacific break off talks over Arbutus corridor   The Province
News1130   
CTV News   
Vancouver Sun   
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  CTV News   
CBC execs tell CRTC it can no longer afford to be free  The Globe and Mail
Canada's public broadcaster says it can no longer afford to offer its television programming for free over the air as its advertising revenue deteriorates, and it wants cable and satellite companies to start paying for its signals. On Friday, Canadian Broadcasting ...

CBC/Radio-Canada says Canadians ready to pay to get broadcaster   The Telegram
CBC/Radio-Canada bosses say Canadians ready to pay to get broadcaster   Times Colonist
CBC Asks to Shut Down Over-the-Air TV After 60 Years   Bloomberg
Toronto Star   
The Province   
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