Wall Street Journal
Slumping Oil Prices Hit Calgary Housing
Wall Street Journal
Calgary, Canada's fourth-biggest city, with 1.2 million people, is starting to feel the impact of the oil-price collapse. Many companies, including some of the region's largest employers, have slashed budgets, cut wages and frozen hiring, and some have started ...
Canada's Big Six facing headwinds ahead of first-quarter reportsThe Globe and Mail (subscription)
Oil prices to hurt investment banking profits this first quarterBeacon News (blog)
Oil price to hurt investment banking profits during first quarterCTV News
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The Legacy
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Wall Street Journal
Calgary, Canada's fourth-biggest city, with 1.2 million people, is starting to feel the impact of the oil-price collapse. Many companies, including some of the region's largest employers, have slashed budgets, cut wages and frozen hiring, and some have started ...
Canada's Big Six facing headwinds ahead of first-quarter reports
Oil prices to hurt investment banking profits this first quarter
Oil price to hurt investment banking profits during first quarter
Montreal Gazette
Deal reached to ensure AMT service if CN Rail locks out union Monday night
Montreal Gazette
Canadian National Railway Co. returned to the bargaining table with the union representing 4,800 workers Sunday afternoon in an attempt to stave off a lockout at the country's largest railroad Monday evening. Jerry Dias, the president of Unifor, the union ...
CN and Unifor unable to reach full agreement today on negotiated settlement ...MarketWatch
CN Rail, Unifor Resume Talks Ahead of Lockout DeadlineBloomberg
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Montreal Gazette
Canadian National Railway Co. returned to the bargaining table with the union representing 4,800 workers Sunday afternoon in an attempt to stave off a lockout at the country's largest railroad Monday evening. Jerry Dias, the president of Unifor, the union ...
CN and Unifor unable to reach full agreement today on negotiated settlement ...
CN Rail, Unifor Resume Talks Ahead of Lockout Deadline
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Businesses reopen after gas leak in Thornhill prompts evacuation
Toronto Star
Local businesses have reopened after an evacuation was prompted by a private snowplow that clipped a gas line in Thornhill Sunday morning. Police were called about the leak just before 9 a.m., and have called Enbridge to repair the line. All businesses ...
Gas Leak Causes Evacuation in Thornhill640 Toronto News
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Thornhill businesses evacuated after snow plow clips gas line680 News
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Toronto Star
Local businesses have reopened after an evacuation was prompted by a private snowplow that clipped a gas line in Thornhill Sunday morning. Police were called about the leak just before 9 a.m., and have called Enbridge to repair the line. All businesses ...
Gas Leak Causes Evacuation in Thornhill
Thornhill businesses evacuated over gas leak
Thornhill businesses evacuated after snow plow clips gas line
Hamilton Spectator
Retail sales dropped 2.0 per cent in December
Hamilton Spectator
Retail sales in Canada slipped two per cent in December compared to a month earlier, Statistics Canada said Friday. next play/pause pre 1/1. Hamilton Spectator. OTTAWA — Retail sales in Canada in December posted their largest one-month drop since ...
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Black Friday, online purchases cloud retail salesSaskatoon StarPhoenix
Retail sales stats clouded by Black Friday, online salesRegina Leader-Post
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Hamilton Spectator
Retail sales in Canada slipped two per cent in December compared to a month earlier, Statistics Canada said Friday. next play/pause pre 1/1. Hamilton Spectator. OTTAWA — Retail sales in Canada in December posted their largest one-month drop since ...
Business Watch
Black Friday, online purchases cloud retail sales
Retail sales stats clouded by Black Friday, online sales
Toronto Star
TCDSB to debate how to reduce deficit that has grown to $16.9 million
Toronto Star
Toronto's Catholic school board deficit problem is forecasted to grow this year, bringing the shortfall to $16.9 million. This comes after the board discovered accounting errors last fall that amounted to a surprise $9 million deficit from the 2013-2014 school year.
TCDSB chair looks to calm panic over multi-million dollar deficitCityNews
TCDSB to hold special meeting to consider how to eliminate deficitCP24 Toronto's Breaking News
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Toronto Star
Toronto's Catholic school board deficit problem is forecasted to grow this year, bringing the shortfall to $16.9 million. This comes after the board discovered accounting errors last fall that amounted to a surprise $9 million deficit from the 2013-2014 school year.
TCDSB chair looks to calm panic over multi-million dollar deficit
TCDSB to hold special meeting to consider how to eliminate deficit
CJAD
Ottawa's stake in General Motors could cut deficit
CJAD
OTTAWA -- The Harper government's push to deliver a balanced budget despite the burden of low oil prices has attracted fresh attention to a potential stockpile of federal cash: a multi-billion-dollar taxpayer stake in the auto business. The government's ...
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OTTAWA -- The Harper government's push to deliver a balanced budget despite the burden of low oil prices has attracted fresh attention to a potential stockpile of federal cash: a multi-billion-dollar taxpayer stake in the auto business. The government's ...
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Chronicle Herald locks out press room
TheChronicleHerald.ca (registration)
The region's largest newspaper has locked out its unionized press operators and mechanics after they voted Saturday to reject the company's offer. Thirteen pressmen and mechanics who work for The Chronicle Herald voted no to a four-year agreement that ...
Halifax Chronicle Herald locks out press operatorsCape Breton Post
The Chronicle Herald locks out 13 press operatorsCBC.ca
Press operators and mechanics locked out at Chronicle Herald in HalifaxMetroNews Canada
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TheChronicleHerald.ca (registration)
The region's largest newspaper has locked out its unionized press operators and mechanics after they voted Saturday to reject the company's offer. Thirteen pressmen and mechanics who work for The Chronicle Herald voted no to a four-year agreement that ...
Halifax Chronicle Herald locks out press operators
The Chronicle Herald locks out 13 press operators
Press operators and mechanics locked out at Chronicle Herald in Halifax
MetroNews Canada
Government funding essential to spur innovation
Hamilton Spectator
Which presents a dilemma for those who want to foster innovation: In a world of limited resources, who should be placing the bets on potential winners? And when winners win big, to whom should the spoils go? A new report by the Broadbent Institute and ...
Funding from Canadian government essential to spur innovationMetroNews Canada
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Hamilton Spectator
Which presents a dilemma for those who want to foster innovation: In a world of limited resources, who should be placing the bets on potential winners? And when winners win big, to whom should the spoils go? A new report by the Broadbent Institute and ...
Funding from Canadian government essential to spur innovation
BlackburnNews.com
Flooded Apartment Building Closes Street
BlackburnNews.com
Water gushes out of an Ouellette Ave. apartment building, February 22, 2015. (Photo courtesy of Sarah Johnson via the Blackburn Radio App.) Fire crews were forced to close the northbound lane of Ouellette Ave. in Windsor after an apartment building ...
Updated: Broken pipe leaves dozens temporarily homeless, shuts down pubWindsor Star (blog)
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BlackburnNews.com
Water gushes out of an Ouellette Ave. apartment building, February 22, 2015. (Photo courtesy of Sarah Johnson via the Blackburn Radio App.) Fire crews were forced to close the northbound lane of Ouellette Ave. in Windsor after an apartment building ...
Updated: Broken pipe leaves dozens temporarily homeless, shuts down pub
PHOTOS: River Of Water Gushes Out Of Downtown Apartment Building
Vancouver Sun
Homage to the Vancouver Special — and a time when housing was still affordable
Vancouver Sun
The Vancouver Special, a boxy, mass-produced home popular between 1965 and 1985, is the subject of a new art installation by Ken Lum, best known for his giant neon East Van cross sculpture. Lum, a Vancouver artist, unveiled his latest creation called ...
Artist Ken Lum's mini Vancouver Special critiques unaffordable cityMetroNews Canada
Ken Lum's 'Vancouver Especially' exhibit a critique on the state of Vancouver ...CBC.ca
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Vancouver Sun
The Vancouver Special, a boxy, mass-produced home popular between 1965 and 1985, is the subject of a new art installation by Ken Lum, best known for his giant neon East Van cross sculpture. Lum, a Vancouver artist, unveiled his latest creation called ...
Artist Ken Lum's mini Vancouver Special critiques unaffordable city
Ken Lum's 'Vancouver Especially' exhibit a critique on the state of Vancouver ...
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