New York Times
Interest Rate Rises to 17% in Russia
New York Times
MOSCOW — Russia has a new enemy: the currency markets. Russia's government is in the middle of an all-out fight to preserve the value of the ruble in the face of plummeting oil prices and Western sanctions over the Ukraine crisis. In the boldest move yet to ...
Ruble jumps on Russia rate hike, oil pressuredReuters
Russia ramps up ruble defence with biggest rate rise since 1998Livemint
Russia central bank hikes interest rates to save rubleWashington Times
Bloomberg
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New York Times
MOSCOW — Russia has a new enemy: the currency markets. Russia's government is in the middle of an all-out fight to preserve the value of the ruble in the face of plummeting oil prices and Western sanctions over the Ukraine crisis. In the boldest move yet to ...
Ruble jumps on Russia rate hike, oil pressured
Russia ramps up ruble defence with biggest rate rise since 1998
Russia central bank hikes interest rates to save ruble
CTV News
Household debt climbs to 162.6% of disposable income: StatsCan
CTV News
TORONTO -- A sustained period of low interest rates has allowed Canadians to rack up record levels of debt which, along with tumbling oil prices, pose a threat to the country's financial stability, economists say. The total amount of credit market debt -- which ...
Household debt climbs to record 162.6 per cent of disposable incomeWaterloo Record
Canadian household net worth up 1.3% at $232200CBC.ca
Canadian household debt climbs to record levelsVancouver Sun
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CTV News
TORONTO -- A sustained period of low interest rates has allowed Canadians to rack up record levels of debt which, along with tumbling oil prices, pose a threat to the country's financial stability, economists say. The total amount of credit market debt -- which ...
Household debt climbs to record 162.6 per cent of disposable income
Canadian household net worth up 1.3% at $232200
Canadian household debt climbs to record levels
Financial Post
Repsol submits $8.3-billion takeover bid for Talisman: source
The Globe and Mail
Spain's Repsol SA has submitted an $8.3-billion (U.S.) takeover bid for Talisman Energy Inc. amid falling oil prices and questions about the Calgary-based oil producer's long-term prospects, a source familiar with the situation said on Monday. Under the offer ...
UPDATE 2-Repsol close to buying Talisman Energy - sourceReuters
Repsol Readies Bid for Canada's Talisman EnergyWall Street Journal
Talisman Energy Confirms Deal Talks With Repsol of SpainNew York Times
Calgary Herald
Financial Post
Reuters Canada
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The Globe and Mail
Spain's Repsol SA has submitted an $8.3-billion (U.S.) takeover bid for Talisman Energy Inc. amid falling oil prices and questions about the Calgary-based oil producer's long-term prospects, a source familiar with the situation said on Monday. Under the offer ...
UPDATE 2-Repsol close to buying Talisman Energy - source
Repsol Readies Bid for Canada's Talisman Energy
Talisman Energy Confirms Deal Talks With Repsol of Spain
CTV News
Oil prices tumbling, but airlines won't end fuel surcharges
CTV News
Despite tumbling oil prices, airlines have no plans to remove their fuel surcharges, frustrating holiday travellers who have been expecting a break in flight costs. The price of oil slid to US$55.41 on Monday – the lowest price in more than five years. But even ...
BC Ferries eliminates 3.4% fuel surchageCHEK
BC Ferries Drops Fuel SurchargeNanaimo Business News
BC Ferries' fuel surcharge ends Wednesday due to lower diesel pricesTimes Colonist
Business in Vancouver
CBC.ca
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CTV News
Despite tumbling oil prices, airlines have no plans to remove their fuel surcharges, frustrating holiday travellers who have been expecting a break in flight costs. The price of oil slid to US$55.41 on Monday – the lowest price in more than five years. But even ...
BC Ferries eliminates 3.4% fuel surchage
BC Ferries Drops Fuel Surcharge
BC Ferries' fuel surcharge ends Wednesday due to lower diesel prices
Reuters Canada
Canada's Alberta to limit spending because of oil price drop
Reuters Canada
CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - The Canadian province of Alberta, whose oil sands are the largest source of U.S. oil imports, said on Monday it will immediately rein in spending for the remainder of the fiscal year to cope with the rapid fall in crude prices.
Canada's Tourmaline Oil cuts 2015 budget as oil prices fallReuters
Canadian banks could take up to 7% earnings hit from oil exposureThe Province
How plunging oil prices are likely to impact REITsThe Globe and Mail
Edmonton Journal
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Reuters Canada
CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - The Canadian province of Alberta, whose oil sands are the largest source of U.S. oil imports, said on Monday it will immediately rein in spending for the remainder of the fiscal year to cope with the rapid fall in crude prices.
Canada's Tourmaline Oil cuts 2015 budget as oil prices fall
Canadian banks could take up to 7% earnings hit from oil exposure
How plunging oil prices are likely to impact REITs
CBC.ca
Fracking dealt another setback by Quebec report
The Globe and Mail
Quebec's environmental bureau has dealt a setback to companies that want to use hydraulic fracturing techniques to develop the province's promising shale gas deposits, saying it appears the economic benefits would not outweigh the environmental costs.
Quebec board pans shale gas explorationTheChronicleHerald.ca (registration)
Shale gas not worth the risk, Quebec environmental agency saysGlobalnews.ca
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The Globe and Mail
Quebec's environmental bureau has dealt a setback to companies that want to use hydraulic fracturing techniques to develop the province's promising shale gas deposits, saying it appears the economic benefits would not outweigh the environmental costs.
Quebec board pans shale gas exploration
Shale gas not worth the risk, Quebec environmental agency says
Businessweek
Woodside Says to Slow $35 Billion LNG Project After Deals
Businessweek
Woodside Petroleum Ltd. (WPL), Australia's second-biggest oil and gas producer, agreed to pay Apache Corp. (APA:US) $2.75 billion for stakes in two liquefied natural gas projects, while delaying approval for one of its own developments. The Apache ...
Kitimat LNG gets boost from Australia's Woodside PetroleumThe Globe and Mail (subscription)
Australia's Woodside Petroleum buys stake in Wheatstone, Kitimat LNG projects ...Financial Post
Woodside buys assets, delays Browse project decisionABC Online
Sydney Morning Herald
Business News (subscription)
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Businessweek
Woodside Petroleum Ltd. (WPL), Australia's second-biggest oil and gas producer, agreed to pay Apache Corp. (APA:US) $2.75 billion for stakes in two liquefied natural gas projects, while delaying approval for one of its own developments. The Apache ...
Kitimat LNG gets boost from Australia's Woodside Petroleum
Australia's Woodside Petroleum buys stake in Wheatstone, Kitimat LNG projects ...
Woodside buys assets, delays Browse project decision
CBC.ca
Metro Vancouver sales tax increase would send shoppers to Abbotsford, say ...
CBC.ca
The president of the Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce said the 0.5 per cent PST increase proposed by Metro Vancouver's mayors could drive shoppers to nearby Abbotsford, which will not be subject to the tax increase. PST hike of 0.5% proposed for ...
Letter: TransLink plan unfair to disabled ridersMaple Ridge Times
Poll suggests Metro Vancouver residents favour “Yes” vote in transit referendumMetroNews Canada
Sales tax plan to finance transit is fair, but it will be a tough sellLangley Times
Macleans.ca
Vancity Buzz
Richmond Review
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CBC.ca
The president of the Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce said the 0.5 per cent PST increase proposed by Metro Vancouver's mayors could drive shoppers to nearby Abbotsford, which will not be subject to the tax increase. PST hike of 0.5% proposed for ...
Letter: TransLink plan unfair to disabled riders
Poll suggests Metro Vancouver residents favour “Yes” vote in transit referendum
Sales tax plan to finance transit is fair, but it will be a tough sell
CBC.ca
Public sector workers angry over government's contract offer
CBC.ca
Quebec's major union federations are rejecting the government's contract offer for public sector workers. Treasury Board President Martin Coiteux unveiled the government's contract offer Monday afternoon. 'It's worse than we even imagined in our worst ...
Government, public servants far apart on wages in contract negotiationsCTV News
No salary hikes for Quebec's public sector workersGlobalnews.ca
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CBC.ca
Quebec's major union federations are rejecting the government's contract offer for public sector workers. Treasury Board President Martin Coiteux unveiled the government's contract offer Monday afternoon. 'It's worse than we even imagined in our worst ...
Government, public servants far apart on wages in contract negotiations
No salary hikes for Quebec's public sector workers
CTV News
Lac-Mégantic's Musi-Café quietly reopens near original site
The Globe and Mail
The restaurant-bar at ground zero of the deadly train derailment and explosion that killed 47 people in Quebec in July, 2013 is back in business. The Musi-Café quietly opened its doors to the public in Lac-Mégantic on Monday, about 400 metres from the ...
Lac-Megantic café at centre of 2013 explosion reopensThe Telegram
Cafe at centre Lac-Megantic explosion reopensCTV News
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The Globe and Mail
The restaurant-bar at ground zero of the deadly train derailment and explosion that killed 47 people in Quebec in July, 2013 is back in business. The Musi-Café quietly opened its doors to the public in Lac-Mégantic on Monday, about 400 metres from the ...
Lac-Megantic café at centre of 2013 explosion reopens
Cafe at centre Lac-Megantic explosion reopens
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