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BC politicians: Get a grip on Vancouver's housing market
The Globe and Mail
There is not an issue facing Metro Vancouver more multifaceted and complex than the cost of housing, a fact vividly illustrated by the current debate enveloping the topic here. Recently, the mayor of Vancouver appealed to the province to introduce tax ...
Pete McMartin: What's real about real estate?Vancouver Sun
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The Globe and Mail
There is not an issue facing Metro Vancouver more multifaceted and complex than the cost of housing, a fact vividly illustrated by the current debate enveloping the topic here. Recently, the mayor of Vancouver appealed to the province to introduce tax ...
Pete McMartin: What's real about real estate?
Christy Clark vs. Gregor Robertson on solving high condo costs
Critics doubt value of real estate speculation tax
The Globe and Mail
Toronto Stock Exchange closes lower as traders anticipate US rate hike
Toronto Star
The Toronto Stock market closed lower after a day of choppy trading Friday as strong jobs data in the U.S. left investors anticipating a rate hike from the U.S. Federal Reserve. The S&P/TSX composite index lost 62.23 points to close at 14,957.16, while the ...
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Toronto Star
The Toronto Stock market closed lower after a day of choppy trading Friday as strong jobs data in the U.S. left investors anticipating a rate hike from the U.S. Federal Reserve. The S&P/TSX composite index lost 62.23 points to close at 14,957.16, while the ...
TSX falls as investors seek clarity on Greece, Fed rate hike
Canadian dollar up but TSX falls on Friday
The close: TSX ends lower in broad decline
Toronto Sun
David's Tea makes hot debut on Nasdaq
Toronto Sun
Shares of David's Tea Inc, a specialty tea retailer that has grown rapidly in Canada and the United States since its founding in Montreal in 2008, rose as much as 39% in their U.S. debut, valuing the company at about $600 million. The company's IPO raised ...
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Toronto Sun
Shares of David's Tea Inc, a specialty tea retailer that has grown rapidly in Canada and the United States since its founding in Montreal in 2008, rose as much as 39% in their U.S. debut, valuing the company at about $600 million. The company's IPO raised ...
UPDATE 2-Shares of tea retailer DavidsTea make hot US debut
DavidsTea stock launch brews up strong response
Davids Tea debuts up 43% on Nasdaq after IPO
Toronto Star
Union Pearson Express (UPX) opens to the public
Toronto Star
It began with a whir, not a whistle. The Union Pearson Express shook off its training wheels Saturday as it revved into its first full day open to the public. But while the “Tier 4” diesel power is the latest in emissions-reducing technology, the joys of riding a train ...
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Toronto Star
It began with a whir, not a whistle. The Union Pearson Express shook off its training wheels Saturday as it revved into its first full day open to the public. But while the “Tier 4” diesel power is the latest in emissions-reducing technology, the joys of riding a train ...
Union Pearson Express opens today
Union-Pearson Express begins regular service
Union Pearson Express officially launches
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Evergreen Line sinkhole closes Clarke Road indefinitely
CBC.ca
A two-metre wide sinkhole along the Evergreen Line in Port Moody that appeared Friday evening was filled Saturday, but a major road still remains closed to traffic. And officials weren't saying when Clarke Road at Seaview Drive might reopen. The sinkhole ...
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A two-metre wide sinkhole along the Evergreen Line in Port Moody that appeared Friday evening was filled Saturday, but a major road still remains closed to traffic. And officials weren't saying when Clarke Road at Seaview Drive might reopen. The sinkhole ...
Fourth sinkhole opens up during Evergreen Line construction in Port Moody
Evergreen Line sinkhole closes road
Port Moody's mayor questions safety of Evergreen project after most recent ...
Hamilton Spectator
LCBO has record $5.2B in sales
Hamilton Spectator
The Liquor Control Board of Ontario on Friday announced a record-breaking $5.2 billion in sales over the past year, a 4.3 per cent jump from 2013-14. next play/pause pre 1/1. Hamilton Spectator. By Robert Benzie. As Premier Kathleen Wynne's privatization ...
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Hamilton Spectator
The Liquor Control Board of Ontario on Friday announced a record-breaking $5.2 billion in sales over the past year, a 4.3 per cent jump from 2013-14. next play/pause pre 1/1. Hamilton Spectator. By Robert Benzie. As Premier Kathleen Wynne's privatization ...
Things we learned on June 5, 2015: From the LCBO to the Gardiner
Ontarians spent about $522 per legal-drinking aged person on booze last year ...
Crafty Ontario: LCBO sales hit new high with boost from local cider, spirits and beer
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Some parched athletic fields closed as Regina continues to ration water
CTV News
Some city-owned outdoor athletic facilities in Regina have been closed until further notice to protect parched fields amid ongoing efforts to conserve water. The city has been reducing its water use in part by not watering the grass at athletic fields, the lawn ...
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Some city-owned outdoor athletic facilities in Regina have been closed until further notice to protect parched fields amid ongoing efforts to conserve water. The city has been reducing its water use in part by not watering the grass at athletic fields, the lawn ...
City of Regina shuts down some athletic fields to prevent damage
Water issues cause athletic fields to close
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Premier 'troubled' by Quebec corruption inquiry link to Muskrat Falls contract ...
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Premier Paul Davis says he was "troubled" by the revelations in a CBC Investigates report Thursday, and acknowledged there are questions about why the vetting process did not catch information about a Muskrat Falls contractor's link to a corruption inquiry ...
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Premier Paul Davis says he was "troubled" by the revelations in a CBC Investigates report Thursday, and acknowledged there are questions about why the vetting process did not catch information about a Muskrat Falls contractor's link to a corruption inquiry ...
Nalcor defends hiring company facing lawsuits
Nalcor Defends Procurement Process after Hiring Opron Construction
Nalcor wants to see Charbonneau report: CEO
The Carillon
Police chief addresses $1.7 million in extra security measures needed for new HQ
The Carillon
Winnipeg's police chief says the new police headquarters would be vulnerable to a drive-up attack without security improvements planned for the coming months. Physical protection for the new home of the Winnipeg Police Service is part of $1.7 million worth ...
Police need protecting -- how about that?Winnipeg Free Press
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Winnipeg's police chief says the new police headquarters would be vulnerable to a drive-up attack without security improvements planned for the coming months. Physical protection for the new home of the Winnipeg Police Service is part of $1.7 million worth ...
Police need protecting -- how about that?
Millions needed to upgrade office tower attached to Winnipeg's new police HQ
City losing out in $200k per month as downtown office tower sits empty
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Mount Polley mine could reopen by end of month: B.C. mines minister
Winnipeg Free Press
VANCOUVER - British Columbia's energy and mines minister says a gold and copper mine that suffered a disastrous tailings pond collapse last summer could be back up and running by the end of the month. Bill Bennett says the owners of the Mount Polley ...
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Winnipeg Free Press
VANCOUVER - British Columbia's energy and mines minister says a gold and copper mine that suffered a disastrous tailings pond collapse last summer could be back up and running by the end of the month. Bill Bennett says the owners of the Mount Polley ...
Mount Polley mine could reopen by end of June
Permission to reopen Mount Polley mine likely by June end
Mount Polley could be up and running by month's end
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