Financial Post
Credit counselling in high demand in Alberta as oilpatch downturn hits home
Financial Post
Leah Hennel/Postmedia NewsDowntown Calgary, Alberta. According to Statistics Canada, Alberta lost 14,000 net jobs in February — 7,000 of those in the natural resources sector. Suncor Energy Inc., Cenovus Energy Inc., Nexen ULC and ConocoPhillips ...
Credit counselling in high demand in AlbertaWilliams Lake Tribune
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Financial Post
Leah Hennel/Postmedia NewsDowntown Calgary, Alberta. According to Statistics Canada, Alberta lost 14,000 net jobs in February — 7,000 of those in the natural resources sector. Suncor Energy Inc., Cenovus Energy Inc., Nexen ULC and ConocoPhillips ...
Credit counselling in high demand in Alberta
Vancouver Sun
Vancouver eastside neighbourhood shifts from industrial to mixed commercial
Vancouver Sun
A new community radio station is set to go to air at a warehouse-turned-office and studio space in Vancouver's Railtown in a move that the stakeholders say will give a cultural and economic boost to the gritty but emerging Downtown Eastside neighbourhood.
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Vancouver Sun
A new community radio station is set to go to air at a warehouse-turned-office and studio space in Vancouver's Railtown in a move that the stakeholders say will give a cultural and economic boost to the gritty but emerging Downtown Eastside neighbourhood.
Toronto Star
CANADA FX DEBT-C$ rises as economy contracts less than expected
Reuters
... * Canadian dollar at C$1.2666 or 78.95 U.S. cents * Bond prices mixed across the maturity curve (Updates to close) By Andrea Hopkins TORONTO, March 31 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar strengthened against the greenback on Tuesday despite a drop ...
Canada's 0.1% GDP decline in January smaller than expectedThe Globe and Mail (subscription)
Canada's economy shrank 0.1% in JanuaryCBC.ca
Canada's GDP fell 0.1 per cent in JanuaryNorthumberland News
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Reuters
... * Canadian dollar at C$1.2666 or 78.95 U.S. cents * Bond prices mixed across the maturity curve (Updates to close) By Andrea Hopkins TORONTO, March 31 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar strengthened against the greenback on Tuesday despite a drop ...
Canada's 0.1% GDP decline in January smaller than expected
Canada's economy shrank 0.1% in January
Canada's GDP fell 0.1 per cent in January
Quebec wants to make sure truck trailer maker Manac Inc. stays in the province
Brandon Sun
QUEBEC CITY, Que. - Quebec's economy minister wants the province's investment arm to assist any eventual partner interested in truck trailer manufacturer Manac Inc. so the company remains based in the province. Jacques Daoust says Manac's openness ...
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Brandon Sun
QUEBEC CITY, Que. - Quebec's economy minister wants the province's investment arm to assist any eventual partner interested in truck trailer manufacturer Manac Inc. so the company remains based in the province. Jacques Daoust says Manac's openness ...
CBC.ca
Exall Energy goes into receivership — doesn't tell shareholders
CBC.ca
Exall Energy, a tiny Calgary-based oil and gas company, went into receivership last week, sunk under the weight of its $34 million in bank debt. But, the company failed to inform shareholders, or the Alberta Securities Commission, which issued a cease trade ...
ASC issues cease trade order against Exall Energy Corp.Calgary Herald
Exall Energy (T.EE) in receivership, board resigned – but nobody told ...Stockhouse
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CBC.ca
Exall Energy, a tiny Calgary-based oil and gas company, went into receivership last week, sunk under the weight of its $34 million in bank debt. But, the company failed to inform shareholders, or the Alberta Securities Commission, which issued a cease trade ...
ASC issues cease trade order against Exall Energy Corp.
Exall Energy (T.EE) in receivership, board resigned – but nobody told ...
The Globe and Mail (subscription)
Canadian banks see threat in tech companies offering mobile payments
The Globe and Mail (subscription)
Ask Canadian bank chiefs to name the biggest challenge facing their industry today, and you'll likely get the same response: Disruption from technology companies offering mobile payments. Bill Downe, Bank of Montreal's chief executive, highlighted the ...
Financial Briefs: News DigestWall Street Journal
Bank of Montreal CEO sees M&A upside from oil price slumpReuters
Bank of Montreal expects to double its U.S. customers without doing any dealsFinancial Post
MarketWatch
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The Globe and Mail (subscription)
Ask Canadian bank chiefs to name the biggest challenge facing their industry today, and you'll likely get the same response: Disruption from technology companies offering mobile payments. Bill Downe, Bank of Montreal's chief executive, highlighted the ...
Financial Briefs: News Digest
Bank of Montreal CEO sees M&A upside from oil price slump
Bank of Montreal expects to double its U.S. customers without doing any deals
Montreal Gazette
Former Bombardier CEO took a 14 per cent cut in total compensation in 2014
Winnipeg Free Press
MONTREAL - Former Bombardier CEO Pierre Beaudoin took a large pay cut last year as the transportation giant struggled to develop new aircraft and swung to a loss. The 52-year-old grandson of the company founder, who stepped down in February to ...
Business Watch: News DigestWall Street Journal
Former Bombardier CEO's pay cut 14% after missing targetsThe Globe and Mail (subscription)
Former Bombardier CEO's pay cut 12 percent after missed targetsReuters Canada
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Winnipeg Free Press
MONTREAL - Former Bombardier CEO Pierre Beaudoin took a large pay cut last year as the transportation giant struggled to develop new aircraft and swung to a loss. The 52-year-old grandson of the company founder, who stepped down in February to ...
Business Watch: News Digest
Former Bombardier CEO's pay cut 14% after missing targets
Former Bombardier CEO's pay cut 12 percent after missed targets
The Globe and Mail
CANADA STOCKS-TSX steady as bank strength offset by Teck's dive
Reuters
... * TSX off down 5.95 points, or 0.04 percent, at 14,902.44. * Eight of the index's 10 main sectors fall. * Teck down 10.6 percent on merger-talks denial. By Solarina Ho. TORONTO, March 31 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index was little changed on ...
TSX steady as bank strength offset by Teck's diveReuters Canada
The close: TSX steady as Teck decline offsets banks' riseThe Globe and Mail
Canadian Stocks Little Changed as Teck Offsets FinancialsBloomberg
Financial Post
Winnipeg Free Press
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Reuters
... * TSX off down 5.95 points, or 0.04 percent, at 14,902.44. * Eight of the index's 10 main sectors fall. * Teck down 10.6 percent on merger-talks denial. By Solarina Ho. TORONTO, March 31 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index was little changed on ...
TSX steady as bank strength offset by Teck's dive
The close: TSX steady as Teck decline offsets banks' rise
Canadian Stocks Little Changed as Teck Offsets Financials
Financial Post
Regulators propose extension of Canadian takeover bid period to 120 days
Financial Post
The umbrella group representing Canada's top securities regulators are recommending a package of changes to provincial and territorial securities laws that would give companies more time to fend off hostile takeover bids. The draft proposals, published for ...
Provincial regulators propose new Canadian rules for corporate takeoversCTV News
Regulators unveil new rules for takeover bidsThe Globe and Mail (subscription)
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Financial Post
The umbrella group representing Canada's top securities regulators are recommending a package of changes to provincial and territorial securities laws that would give companies more time to fend off hostile takeover bids. The draft proposals, published for ...
Provincial regulators propose new Canadian rules for corporate takeovers
Regulators unveil new rules for takeover bids
The Globe and Mail
Flood of global oil hints at more weakness in energy markets
The Globe and Mail
Global oil supplies show few signs of ebbing, as producers from OPEC to Canada keep pumping crude despite months of sinking prices. A Reuters survey showed members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries boosted output in March to its ...
Crude oil prices drop to $56.41 per barrelNational Mirror
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The Globe and Mail
Global oil supplies show few signs of ebbing, as producers from OPEC to Canada keep pumping crude despite months of sinking prices. A Reuters survey showed members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries boosted output in March to its ...
Crude oil prices drop to $56.41 per barrel
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