Promise to collect real estate data applauded
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TORONTO — Economists and researchers are applauding Stephen Harper's election campaign promise to collect data on foreign ownership in the real estate market, but they caution that more information is needed before any policies to restrict the ...
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TORONTO — Economists and researchers are applauding Stephen Harper's election campaign promise to collect data on foreign ownership in the real estate market, but they caution that more information is needed before any policies to restrict the ...
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5 things to watch for in Canada's business world this week
CTV News
TORONTO -- Five things to watch in Canadian business this week: Alberta Royalties: The province's oilpatch will be closely watching when Alberta's NDP government provides more details about its process to review the royalties paid by oil and gas ...
Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming weekWindsor Star
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TORONTO -- Five things to watch in Canadian business this week: Alberta Royalties: The province's oilpatch will be closely watching when Alberta's NDP government provides more details about its process to review the royalties paid by oil and gas ...
Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
The Globe and Mail
General public to have say in Alberta climate change policy review
The Globe and Mail
An expert panel on climate change will weigh input from the Alberta public as it determines how the province can best tackle emissions. The five-member panel, chaired by University of Alberta economist Andrew Leach, is embarking on consultations ...
Braid: PCs provide the comedy as NDP launches climate change panelCalgary Herald
Alberta names panel that will review its climate-change policyReuters
Alberta climate-change panel to consult before taking actionCBC.ca
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The Globe and Mail
An expert panel on climate change will weigh input from the Alberta public as it determines how the province can best tackle emissions. The five-member panel, chaired by University of Alberta economist Andrew Leach, is embarking on consultations ...
Braid: PCs provide the comedy as NDP launches climate change panel
Alberta names panel that will review its climate-change policy
Alberta climate-change panel to consult before taking action
CBC.ca
A glimpse inside the Cecil Hotel in its final days
CBC.ca
Calgary Municipal Land Corporation ( CMLC) announced Wednesday the historic Cecil Hotel will be demolished by the end of the year. The land will be sold to a developer and is expected to go fast. Cecil Hotel set for demolition · A century of the Cecil ...
Historic Cecil Hotel sign removed, days numbered for derelict buildingCTV News
Calgary loses a landmark as century-old Cecil Hotel to be demolishedToronto Sun
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CBC.ca
Calgary Municipal Land Corporation ( CMLC) announced Wednesday the historic Cecil Hotel will be demolished by the end of the year. The land will be sold to a developer and is expected to go fast. Cecil Hotel set for demolition · A century of the Cecil ...
Historic Cecil Hotel sign removed, days numbered for derelict building
Calgary loses a landmark as century-old Cecil Hotel to be demolished
Financial Post
Aeroplan operator Aimia Inc takes a hit from slowing Canadian economy ...
Financial Post
Aimia Inc. shares took a beating Friday after the loyalty-program operator said Canada's shrinking economy is weighing on its gross billings, adding to a slump that has seen the stock lose more than 30 per cent of its value in the past year. The ...
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Financial Post
Aimia Inc. shares took a beating Friday after the loyalty-program operator said Canada's shrinking economy is weighing on its gross billings, adding to a slump that has seen the stock lose more than 30 per cent of its value in the past year. The ...
CBC.ca
Hazmat crew clears embalming fluid spill in St. Paul's Hospital morgue
CBC.ca
Specialized fire crews responded to a spill of an embalming chemical at the St. Paul's Hospital morgue Friday night. It happened at around 10:30 p.m. CST. A release from the Saskatoon Fire Department's Battalion Chief states the hospital called to say ...
Chemical spill at Saskatoon hospital morgueGlobalnews.ca
Formaldehyde spill evacuates St. Paul's morgueNews Talk 650 CKOM
Staff at St. Paul's Hospital evacuated after chemical spill Friday nightCTV News
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CBC.ca
Specialized fire crews responded to a spill of an embalming chemical at the St. Paul's Hospital morgue Friday night. It happened at around 10:30 p.m. CST. A release from the Saskatoon Fire Department's Battalion Chief states the hospital called to say ...
Chemical spill at Saskatoon hospital morgue
Formaldehyde spill evacuates St. Paul's morgue
Staff at St. Paul's Hospital evacuated after chemical spill Friday night
Reuters
Japan economy shrinks in second quarter in setback for 'Abenomics'
Reuters
TOKYO Japan's economy shrank at an annualized pace of 1.6 percent in April-June as exports slumped and consumers cut back spending, adding pressure on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to step up his policy drive to lift the economy out of decades of deflation ...
Japan's economy contracts in second quarterFinancial Times
Nikkei rises after GDP contraction not as bad as expectedFinancial Express
Japan economy's contraction a blow for 'Abenomics'Economic Times
Bloomberg
The Guardian
STLtoday.com
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Reuters
TOKYO Japan's economy shrank at an annualized pace of 1.6 percent in April-June as exports slumped and consumers cut back spending, adding pressure on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to step up his policy drive to lift the economy out of decades of deflation ...
Japan's economy contracts in second quarter
Nikkei rises after GDP contraction not as bad as expected
Japan economy's contraction a blow for 'Abenomics'
Toronto Sun
Fewer home resales in July but remain at highest levels in years: CREA
Toronto Sun
OTTAWA -- The Canadian Real Estate Association says there were fewer housing resales nationally in July for the second consecutive month, but the number of transactions remained near the highest levels in several years and prices continued to climb.
Canada's housing market takes a breather as home resales slipThe Globe and Mail (subscription)
Calgary housing sales, price gains slipCalgary Herald
Regina housing prices fell 5.3% in June, CREA saysRegina Leader-Post
Saskatoon StarPhoenix
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Toronto Sun
OTTAWA -- The Canadian Real Estate Association says there were fewer housing resales nationally in July for the second consecutive month, but the number of transactions remained near the highest levels in several years and prices continued to climb.
Canada's housing market takes a breather as home resales slip
Calgary housing sales, price gains slip
Regina housing prices fell 5.3% in June, CREA says
The Globe and Mail (subscription)
Pension fund managers feel pressure of market volatility
The Globe and Mail (subscription)
As volatile stock markets and slowing economic growth put pressure on Canada's largest pension funds, senior managers are focusing on strategies to bolster investment returns in coming years. The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, which is ...
UPDATE 1-CPPIB return drops slightly on equity, fixed income declinesReuters
Canada's Largest Pension Fund Posts Small Negative ReturnWall Street Journal
CPP contributions offset small loss on investments in busy deal-making quarterMontreal Gazette
Financial Post
Saskatoon StarPhoenix
Reuters Canada
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The Globe and Mail (subscription)
As volatile stock markets and slowing economic growth put pressure on Canada's largest pension funds, senior managers are focusing on strategies to bolster investment returns in coming years. The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, which is ...
UPDATE 1-CPPIB return drops slightly on equity, fixed income declines
Canada's Largest Pension Fund Posts Small Negative Return
CPP contributions offset small loss on investments in busy deal-making quarter
Saskatoon StarPhoenix
West hit hard by refinery's shutdown
Saskatoon StarPhoenix
Much of Canada west of Ontario saw gasoline prices jump 15 cents a litre this week after an Indiana refinery closed for maintenance. The increase at the pumps was one of the biggest on record, according to GasBuddy.com. Photograph by: Michelle Siu, The ...
BP can't stop putting itself in the line of fireQuartz
Regina's weather, traffic, gas prices for FridayCBC.ca
Double whammy as crude price sinks and gas price climbsThe Province
Times Colonist
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Saskatoon StarPhoenix
Much of Canada west of Ontario saw gasoline prices jump 15 cents a litre this week after an Indiana refinery closed for maintenance. The increase at the pumps was one of the biggest on record, according to GasBuddy.com. Photograph by: Michelle Siu, The ...
BP can't stop putting itself in the line of fire
Regina's weather, traffic, gas prices for Friday
Double whammy as crude price sinks and gas price climbs
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