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Greek Drama Hits Euro, Boosts Yen
Wall Street Journal
The yen gained against the euro in Asia Monday after emergency Greek debt talks fell apart over the weekend, enhancing the Japanese currency's allure among risk-averse investors. The euro took a tumble after Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras made a ...
Greek banks to remain closed, withdrawals to be restrictedCBC.ca
Greeks scramble to withdraw cash as banks close and country lurches toward ...National Post
Euro, stocks slide on looming Greece defaultReuters
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Wall Street Journal
The yen gained against the euro in Asia Monday after emergency Greek debt talks fell apart over the weekend, enhancing the Japanese currency's allure among risk-averse investors. The euro took a tumble after Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras made a ...
Greek banks to remain closed, withdrawals to be restricted
Greeks scramble to withdraw cash as banks close and country lurches toward ...
Euro, stocks slide on looming Greece default
Vancouver Sun
Chuck Chiang: Greening one of the world's largest paper companies
Vancouver Sun
JAKARTA — In recent months, Asia Pulp & Paper, one of the largest multinationals in its sector, has been aggressively trying to increase its profile in North America, including in B.C.. The reason goes beyond the company's sourcing of long-fibre pulpwood ...
APP Advances Zero Deforestation, One Audit at a TimeJustmeans (blog)
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Vancouver Sun
JAKARTA — In recent months, Asia Pulp & Paper, one of the largest multinationals in its sector, has been aggressively trying to increase its profile in North America, including in B.C.. The reason goes beyond the company's sourcing of long-fibre pulpwood ...
APP Advances Zero Deforestation, One Audit at a Time
TheChronicleHerald.ca
FIVE THINGS: Indigo shareholders to ponder losses, growth
TheChronicleHerald.ca
TORONTO — Here are five things to look for in Canadian business this week: Indigo meeting: Indigo Books & Music shareholders get together in Toronto for the company's annual meeting on Monday. The book, gift and specialty toy retailer recorded net ...
Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming weekmysask.com
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TheChronicleHerald.ca
TORONTO — Here are five things to look for in Canadian business this week: Indigo meeting: Indigo Books & Music shareholders get together in Toronto for the company's annual meeting on Monday. The book, gift and specialty toy retailer recorded net ...
Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
CTV News
Critics cry foul over baseball team's diamond-digging contest for women
CTV News
A B.C. baseball team is giving new meaning to the term “gold digger.” Some are accusing the Victoria HarbourCats of sexism for a promotion that encourages women to dig through the dirt in search of jewelry boxes. The HarbourCats asked women to attend ...
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A B.C. baseball team is giving new meaning to the term “gold digger.” Some are accusing the Victoria HarbourCats of sexism for a promotion that encourages women to dig through the dirt in search of jewelry boxes. The HarbourCats asked women to attend ...
CTV News
City, province invest $800000 in Griffintown's Quartier de l'Innovation
CTV News
As part of its continuing effort to make Griffintown a technology hub, the city of Montreal announced Sunday it will give $600,000 over the next three years to the group Quartier de l'Innovation, while the province is throwing in another $200,000. The money is ...
City announces funding for the Quartier de l'innovationMontreal Gazette
City, province pledge $800000 to build Griffintown as tech hubCJAD
Coderre announces financial support for Griffintown's QIGlobalnews.ca
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As part of its continuing effort to make Griffintown a technology hub, the city of Montreal announced Sunday it will give $600,000 over the next three years to the group Quartier de l'Innovation, while the province is throwing in another $200,000. The money is ...
City announces funding for the Quartier de l'innovation
City, province pledge $800000 to build Griffintown as tech hub
Coderre announces financial support for Griffintown's QI
Hamilton Spectator
Free land an incentive to modern-day settlers
Hamilton Spectator
Christian Martin stands on the land the municipality has given him and where he is building a home in Saint-Louis-de-Blandford, Que. next play/pause pre 1/1. Hamilton Spectator. By Morgan Lowrie. MONTREAL — Large parts of Canada were settled thanks ...
Canadian towns giving away land to attract new residentsCTV News
Some Canadian towns giving away land to attract new residentsWesterly News
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Hamilton Spectator
Christian Martin stands on the land the municipality has given him and where he is building a home in Saint-Louis-de-Blandford, Que. next play/pause pre 1/1. Hamilton Spectator. By Morgan Lowrie. MONTREAL — Large parts of Canada were settled thanks ...
Canadian towns giving away land to attract new residents
Some Canadian towns giving away land to attract new residents
CTV News
Changes to Edmonton's downtown bus service begins Sunday
CTV News
Edmonton Transit Services will be making some permanent service changes to several downtown routes. The changes will begin on Sunday June, 28 and according to the City of Edmonton were a result of construction and redevelopment in the area.
Changes to downtown Edmonton transit service biggest ever in ETS historyGlobalnews.ca
ETS doing numerous service changes downtowniNews880.com
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Edmonton Transit Services will be making some permanent service changes to several downtown routes. The changes will begin on Sunday June, 28 and according to the City of Edmonton were a result of construction and redevelopment in the area.
Changes to downtown Edmonton transit service biggest ever in ETS history
ETS doing numerous service changes downtown
CBC.ca
OC Transpo Transitway detours: What you need to know to plan your commute
CBC.ca
OC Transpo's east-end routes began a three-year detour at 3 a.m. Sunday that will affect about 70,000 commuters, according to the city. The city has shut down parts of the Transitway from Blair to Hurdman stations until 2018 for the first phase of construction ...
OPP monitoring 417 bus lanes580 CFRA Radio
Next phase of LRT construction to impact OC Transpo riders, motorists alikeOrleans Online
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CBC.ca
OC Transpo's east-end routes began a three-year detour at 3 a.m. Sunday that will affect about 70,000 commuters, according to the city. The city has shut down parts of the Transitway from Blair to Hurdman stations until 2018 for the first phase of construction ...
OPP monitoring 417 bus lanes
Next phase of LRT construction to impact OC Transpo riders, motorists alike
CTV News
Toronto-area Bombardier workers ratify collective agreements
Brandon Sun
TORONTO - Members of two Unifor locals at Bombardier Aerospace in Downsview, Ont., have ratified new collective agreements with the company. The union says the agreements approved Sunday include improved pensions and job security, along with ...
Bombardier workers ratify dealsinsideTORONTO.com
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Brandon Sun
TORONTO - Members of two Unifor locals at Bombardier Aerospace in Downsview, Ont., have ratified new collective agreements with the company. The union says the agreements approved Sunday include improved pensions and job security, along with ...
Bombardier workers ratify deals
St. Catharines Standard
Air travellers must navigate fees
Yahoo7 News
As a record 222 million people prepare to fly on US airlines this summer, here's a reminder about some of the fees fliers will face. - Checked bag. Most airlines now charge $25 each way for a checked suitcase. Southwest Airlines and JetBlue Airways do not, ...
Family flying without seat feesThe Register-Guard
For Onboard Wi-Fi, Not All Airlines are EqualNBCNews.com
Sitting with family on plane may cost extra feeTribune-Review
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Yahoo7 News
As a record 222 million people prepare to fly on US airlines this summer, here's a reminder about some of the fees fliers will face. - Checked bag. Most airlines now charge $25 each way for a checked suitcase. Southwest Airlines and JetBlue Airways do not, ...
Family flying without seat fees
For Onboard Wi-Fi, Not All Airlines are Equal
Sitting with family on plane may cost extra fee
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