Loonie closes sharply higher on positive Canadian factory data The Globe and Mail
The Canadian dollar closed sharply higher Friday as data showed manufacturing shipments rose much more than expected in September. The loonie ended up 0.78 of a cent at 88.68 cents (U.S.) as manufacturing shipments rose 2.1 per cent to $53-billion ...
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The Canadian dollar closed sharply higher Friday as data showed manufacturing shipments rose much more than expected in September. The loonie ended up 0.78 of a cent at 88.68 cents (U.S.) as manufacturing shipments rose 2.1 per cent to $53-billion ...
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Canadian dollar sharply higher on improved factory output
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Barack Obama appears poised to use veto to stop Keystone XL pipeline. Toronto Star
WASHINGTON—Barack Obama appears poised to play the last powerful card he has left — the presidential veto — to block approval of Canada's controversial Keystone XL pipeline. With bilateral momentum building in Congress to end six years of regulatory ...
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WASHINGTON—Barack Obama appears poised to play the last powerful card he has left — the presidential veto — to block approval of Canada's controversial Keystone XL pipeline. With bilateral momentum building in Congress to end six years of regulatory ...
US House of Representatives approves Keystone XL pipeline but President ...
Keystone bill passes US House, moves on to Senate
Keystone XL pipeline approval passes House
Blackberry has no immediate plans to crack 'sensitive' China market Reuters
BEIJING (Reuters) - Blackberry Ltd Chief Executive John Chen sees Asia as key to reviving the loss-making smartphone maker's fortunes but expanding in the region's biggest market China, where security data concerns are rife, is currently not a priority.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Blackberry Ltd Chief Executive John Chen sees Asia as key to reviving the loss-making smartphone maker's fortunes but expanding in the region's biggest market China, where security data concerns are rife, is currently not a priority.
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Albertans big givers according to new poll CTV News
A new poll released on Friday shows Albertans are above the national average when it comes to donating to charity. Data from the BMO Charitable Giving Poll found Albertans gave an average of $1028 to charity this year, which is about $400 higher than the ...
Canadians should be bolder in supporting charitable causesToronto Star
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A new poll released on Friday shows Albertans are above the national average when it comes to donating to charity. Data from the BMO Charitable Giving Poll found Albertans gave an average of $1028 to charity this year, which is about $400 higher than the ...
Canadians should be bolder in supporting charitable causes
Charitable giving on the rise in Canada
Charitable giving on the rise in Canada, up 8% at $624 in 2014: BMO poll
Brand new business landscape thrives in Shanghai, UBC grad says Vancouver Sun
VANCOUVER — The road to riches in the mainland Chinese market is notoriously long and sometimes filled with uncertainty about which government policies will stick. Shanghai is chipping away at restrictions that have traditionally made it difficult for ...
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VANCOUVER — The road to riches in the mainland Chinese market is notoriously long and sometimes filled with uncertainty about which government policies will stick. Shanghai is chipping away at restrictions that have traditionally made it difficult for ...
Club Coffee complains to Competition Bureau about Keurig Green Mountain Guelph Mercury
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Sask. sales slow down in September Regina Leader-Post
The filling and packaging area for Bayer CropScience at the Regina facility which is undergoing a $6.5 million expansion in Regina on Nov 10, 2014. Photograph by: Don Healy , Regina Leader-Post. REGINA — The province's manufacturers saw their sales ...
BC manufacturing sales continue to rise, up another 9% over past yearBusiness in Vancouver
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The filling and packaging area for Bayer CropScience at the Regina facility which is undergoing a $6.5 million expansion in Regina on Nov 10, 2014. Photograph by: Don Healy , Regina Leader-Post. REGINA — The province's manufacturers saw their sales ...
BC manufacturing sales continue to rise, up another 9% over past year
Manufacturing sales rebound to $53B in September
Canadian factory sales rise 2.1 per cent in September, beat forecasts
Kinder Morgan wins injunction to get pipeline protesters off site The Globe and Mail
Activists facing off against energy giant Kinder Morgan have been ordered off a Metro Vancouver conservation site by a B.C. Supreme Court judge, who also noted the importance of considering citizens' opposition to activities they view as destructive.
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Activists facing off against energy giant Kinder Morgan have been ordered off a Metro Vancouver conservation site by a B.C. Supreme Court judge, who also noted the importance of considering citizens' opposition to activities they view as destructive.
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Stranded Jana crew running low on supplies, no relief in sight CBC.ca
The stranded crew of a cargo ship docked in Argentia hasn't been paid in months and are running out of food, with no relief in site any time soon. The 11 crew members haven't received paycheques in more than four months, and say they're stuck on their ...
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The stranded crew of a cargo ship docked in Argentia hasn't been paid in months and are running out of food, with no relief in site any time soon. The 11 crew members haven't received paycheques in more than four months, and say they're stuck on their ...
Ship crew stranded in Newfoundland running low on water, food: union leader
Cargo ship's crew broke, hungry, stuck in Argentia
Ship crew stranded in Newfoundland running low on water, food
Bank of Canada is considering digital money, official says ITBusiness.ca
Even though the Bank of Canada is concerned about the economic risks of a deregulated currency like Bitcoin, it's been looking into whether it could issue its own version of digital currency. According to a story published in the Financial Post on Thursday, ...
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Even though the Bank of Canada is concerned about the economic risks of a deregulated currency like Bitcoin, it's been looking into whether it could issue its own version of digital currency. According to a story published in the Financial Post on Thursday, ...
Bank of Canada Considers the Merits of E-Money
Bank of Canada looking into issuing digital currency
Bank of Canada considering 'potential merits' of e-money
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