Canadian policy-makers weigh wide-ranging effects of plunging oil prices CTV News
WASHINGTON -- Canadian policy-makers are trying to gauge the wide-ranging effect of plunging oil prices --whose impact on the national economy could be felt everywhere from the loonie, to imports and exports, government revenues and consumer ...
Bank of Canada chief says best to leave market some rate uncertaintyReuters
Bank of Canada governoris loath to foretell ratesWaterloo Record
Oil price at $85 costing provinces and economy billionsCBC.ca
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WASHINGTON -- Canadian policy-makers are trying to gauge the wide-ranging effect of plunging oil prices --whose impact on the national economy could be felt everywhere from the loonie, to imports and exports, government revenues and consumer ...
Bank of Canada chief says best to leave market some rate uncertainty
Bank of Canada governoris loath to foretell rates
Oil price at $85 costing provinces and economy billions
Jobless rate falls to 6.8%: Could steady job growth be Canada's new reality? Financial Post
OTTAWA — If we stand back a bit and look at the big picture, North America seems to be in pretty good shape — certainly when compared to many other economies in the world. There's no question that Canada is counting on the support of the United States ...
More new jobs in Alberta than anywhere else in CanadaCTV News
Latest figures show sharp drop in unemployment rateHamilton Spectator
Economy adds 74100 jobs in September, drops unemployment rate to 6.8 per centWaterloo Record
Toronto Star
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OTTAWA — If we stand back a bit and look at the big picture, North America seems to be in pretty good shape — certainly when compared to many other economies in the world. There's no question that Canada is counting on the support of the United States ...
More new jobs in Alberta than anywhere else in Canada
Latest figures show sharp drop in unemployment rate
Economy adds 74100 jobs in September, drops unemployment rate to 6.8 per cent
Toronto stocks dive to lowest level since April CBC.ca
The Toronto stock market racked up a triple-digit slide for the third time this week, closing at its lowest level since April. The S&P/TSX composite index fell 233.24 points or 1.6 per cent to 14,227.36, amid worries about the global economy and lower oil prices.
CANADA STOCKS-TSX has biggest drop in a year on global growth concernsReuters
TSX hits six-month low, gripped by global growth fearsReuters Canada
Global concerns hammer stock marketCTV News
Bloomberg
The Globe and Mail
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The Toronto stock market racked up a triple-digit slide for the third time this week, closing at its lowest level since April. The S&P/TSX composite index fell 233.24 points or 1.6 per cent to 14,227.36, amid worries about the global economy and lower oil prices.
CANADA STOCKS-TSX has biggest drop in a year on global growth concerns
TSX hits six-month low, gripped by global growth fears
Global concerns hammer stock market
The big question: Can the US carry the global economy? The Globe and Mail
The global economy is facing a stark reality: It's operating largely on one cylinder – the United States. Evidence of the dual nature of the global economic engine landed this week when the International Monetary Fund boosted its growth forecast for the United ...
Europe Economy Fears GrowInvestor's Business Daily
IMF quite concerned about economic slowdown in Germanyeuronews
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The global economy is facing a stark reality: It's operating largely on one cylinder – the United States. Evidence of the dual nature of the global economic engine landed this week when the International Monetary Fund boosted its growth forecast for the United ...
Europe Economy Fears Grow
IMF quite concerned about economic slowdown in Germany
TransCanada Receives Regulatory Approval for Grand Rapids Pipeline Project CNNMoney
TransCanada Corporation (TSX:TRP) (NYSE:TRP) (TransCanada) today announced that the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) has approved the majority of the company's applications to construct and operate the Grand Rapids Pipeline Project (Grand Rapids) ...
Grand Rapids pipeline approved by Alberta Energy RegulatorCBC.ca
AB Energy Regulator approves Grand Rapids pipeline from oilsands to EdmontonBeacon News (blog)
Alberta Energy Regulator approves pipeline from oilsands to EdmontonMedicine Hat News
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TransCanada Corporation (TSX:TRP) (NYSE:TRP) (TransCanada) today announced that the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) has approved the majority of the company's applications to construct and operate the Grand Rapids Pipeline Project (Grand Rapids) ...
Grand Rapids pipeline approved by Alberta Energy Regulator
AB Energy Regulator approves Grand Rapids pipeline from oilsands to Edmonton
Alberta Energy Regulator approves pipeline from oilsands to Edmonton
Nuclear plants must give iodine pills to nearby residents, regulator says OurWindsor.ca
Residents and businesses near nuclear plants must be given radiation protection pills as a precautionary measure, says Canada's nuclear regulator. The pills must be pre-distributed, before any accident occurs, in co-operation with government authorities.
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Residents and businesses near nuclear plants must be given radiation protection pills as a precautionary measure, says Canada's nuclear regulator. The pills must be pre-distributed, before any accident occurs, in co-operation with government authorities.
Alcohol to be available in BC grocery stores next spring CTV News
VANCOUVER -- British Columbians will soon be able to grab a bottle of wine when they're shopping for eggs and broccoli. The provincial government says the sale of alcohol in grocery stores starting next spring will be part of a store-within-a-store model.
Big-box stores excluded from liquor salesComox Vallety Record
BC liquor laws to allow alcohol in grocery stores Spring 2015CBC.ca
Liberals clarify how alcohol can be sold in grocery storesBusiness in Vancouver
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VANCOUVER -- British Columbians will soon be able to grab a bottle of wine when they're shopping for eggs and broccoli. The provincial government says the sale of alcohol in grocery stores starting next spring will be part of a store-within-a-store model.
Big-box stores excluded from liquor sales
BC liquor laws to allow alcohol in grocery stores Spring 2015
Liberals clarify how alcohol can be sold in grocery stores
Fate of historic Eamon's gas station uncertain CBC.ca
The push to preserve an iconic mid-century service station that stood on the city's northwestern outskirts for decades might be running out of gas. In its heyday in the 1950s, Eamons Bungalow Camp featured cabins, a restaurant and a gas and service station ...
Clock ticking as no takers step up for vintage Eamon's service stationCalgary Herald
Calgary city council moves to extend Eamon's building lease until FebruaryMetroNews Canada
Eamon's building sits in storage - city must decide what to doCTV News
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The push to preserve an iconic mid-century service station that stood on the city's northwestern outskirts for decades might be running out of gas. In its heyday in the 1950s, Eamons Bungalow Camp featured cabins, a restaurant and a gas and service station ...
Clock ticking as no takers step up for vintage Eamon's service station
Calgary city council moves to extend Eamon's building lease until February
Eamon's building sits in storage - city must decide what to do
BC food prices expected to rise dramatically CBC.ca
An extended drought in California is at the root of warnings that B.C. is about to face skyrocketing produce prices. A report released Friday predicts the price of fruits and vegetables could rise as much as 34 per cent in the next year, hitting the pocketbooks of ...
Prepare for a massive jump in fruit and vegetable prices, says VancityBusiness in Vancouver
Seven bucks for a pound of broccoli? Study says it's possible in the coming yearsNews1130
Report: B.C. Facing Massive Price Spikes for Fruits and VegetablesDigitalJournal.com
Vancouver Sun
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An extended drought in California is at the root of warnings that B.C. is about to face skyrocketing produce prices. A report released Friday predicts the price of fruits and vegetables could rise as much as 34 per cent in the next year, hitting the pocketbooks of ...
Prepare for a massive jump in fruit and vegetable prices, says Vancity
Seven bucks for a pound of broccoli? Study says it's possible in the coming years
Report: B.C. Facing Massive Price Spikes for Fruits and Vegetables
Airport gives sneak peek of new international terminal CBC.ca
Members of the media got a glimpse of the Calgary International Airport's new terminal building on Friday as the massive expansion project nears completion. The new concourse for passengers heading to U.S. and international destinations is scheduled to ...
Calgary International Airport addition coming togetherCTV News
Officials on board with new terminal at YYC660 News
Inside the new international terminal expansion at YYCGlobalnews.ca
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Members of the media got a glimpse of the Calgary International Airport's new terminal building on Friday as the massive expansion project nears completion. The new concourse for passengers heading to U.S. and international destinations is scheduled to ...
Calgary International Airport addition coming together
Officials on board with new terminal at YYC
Inside the new international terminal expansion at YYC
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