The Globe and Mail
Vancouver nears worst ever record on housing affordability in Canada
The Globe and Mail
Housing affordability levels in Vancouver are approaching the worst ever recorded in Canada as home sales soar 30 per cent higher than the city's 10-year average, according to a pair of reports on Canadian housing outlooks. The RBC Economics report, ...
Barbara Yaffe: BC's housing affordability unlikely to easeVancouver Sun
Toronto, Vancouver housing affordability deteriorates to 'risky' levelsCBC.ca
Housing-affordability gap in Toronto, Vancouver widensbnn.ca
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The Globe and Mail
Housing affordability levels in Vancouver are approaching the worst ever recorded in Canada as home sales soar 30 per cent higher than the city's 10-year average, according to a pair of reports on Canadian housing outlooks. The RBC Economics report, ...
Barbara Yaffe: BC's housing affordability unlikely to ease
Toronto, Vancouver housing affordability deteriorates to 'risky' levels
Housing-affordability gap in Toronto, Vancouver widens
Reuters Canada
TSX ends lower despite surge in energy shares
Reuters Canada
TORONTO (Reuters) - A sharp jump in energy stocks as crude oil prices soared was not enough to push Canada's main stock index into positive territory on Monday. The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index .GSPTSE ended down 5.95 points, ...
CANADA STOCKS-TSX ends lower despite surge in energy sharesReuters
MARKET REPORT: TSX slightly down, Dow takes tumble despite oil surgeTheChronicleHerald.ca
Canadian Stocks Cap Worst Month Since September on Growth FearsBloomberg
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BlackburnNews.com
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Reuters Canada
TORONTO (Reuters) - A sharp jump in energy stocks as crude oil prices soared was not enough to push Canada's main stock index into positive territory on Monday. The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index .GSPTSE ended down 5.95 points, ...
CANADA STOCKS-TSX ends lower despite surge in energy shares
MARKET REPORT: TSX slightly down, Dow takes tumble despite oil surge
Canadian Stocks Cap Worst Month Since September on Growth Fears
The Sudbury Star
Canada's Q2 current account deficit narrows to $17.4B
The Sudbury Star
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Canada Current-Account Deficit Hits Third-Largest on RecordWall Street Journal
Canada's quarterly current account deficit wider than forecastFinancial Post
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The Sudbury Star
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Canada Current-Account Deficit Hits Third-Largest on Record
Canada's quarterly current account deficit wider than forecast
The Globe and Mail
Canadian Oil Sands halts oil shipments after Syncrude fire
The Globe and Mail
Canadian Oil Sands Ltd., already hurt by weak oil prices and a string of operational problems at Syncrude Canada Ltd., is no longer shipping oil after a fire damaged part of its upgrading plant. Parts of Syncrude's piping system at one of its upgrading ...
Oil Outage in Canada Boosts Prices, FearsWall Street Journal
Canadian Oil Sands halts crude production at Syncrude after fireToronto Sun
Oilsands explosion puts Syncrude output targets at risk: analystCTV News
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The Globe and Mail
Canadian Oil Sands Ltd., already hurt by weak oil prices and a string of operational problems at Syncrude Canada Ltd., is no longer shipping oil after a fire damaged part of its upgrading plant. Parts of Syncrude's piping system at one of its upgrading ...
Oil Outage in Canada Boosts Prices, Fears
Canadian Oil Sands halts crude production at Syncrude after fire
Oilsands explosion puts Syncrude output targets at risk: analyst
Reuters Canada
Oil prices drop 3 percent as investors retreat from overnight gains
Reuters Canada
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil prices fell 3 percent in Asian trade on Tuesday, with investors covering short positions and taking profits after Brent and U.S. crude soared more than 8 percent in the previous session. Both Brent and U.S. crude prices ...
Oil Sharply Lower in Volatile Trade, Weak China Data WeighsWall Street Journal
Oil rates drop 3% as investors retreat from overnight gainsMoneycontrol.com
Oil prices drop more than 3 per cent as investors take profitsEconomic Times
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Reuters Canada
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil prices fell 3 percent in Asian trade on Tuesday, with investors covering short positions and taking profits after Brent and U.S. crude soared more than 8 percent in the previous session. Both Brent and U.S. crude prices ...
Oil Sharply Lower in Volatile Trade, Weak China Data Weighs
Oil rates drop 3% as investors retreat from overnight gains
Oil prices drop more than 3 per cent as investors take profits
Toronto Star
SkyGreece majority owner apologizes for stranding passengers
Toronto Star
MONTREAL — The majority owner of SkyGreece Airlines says he's sorry for the airline's grounding that has stranded about 1,000 passengers. "It's very, very, very bad but it's beyond my control," Ken Stathakis said in a telephone interview from Toronto.
SkyGreece Airlines leaves Canadian passengers strandedAmeriPublications
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Toronto Star
MONTREAL — The majority owner of SkyGreece Airlines says he's sorry for the airline's grounding that has stranded about 1,000 passengers. "It's very, very, very bad but it's beyond my control," Ken Stathakis said in a telephone interview from Toronto.
SkyGreece Airlines leaves Canadian passengers stranded
The Globe and Mail
Alberta economy will be in recession, Notley government confirms
The Globe and Mail
The Alberta government has acknowledged for the first time that the province will be in recession in 2015, with low oil prices and record wildfires contributing to a provincial deficit now expected to be at least $5.9-billion. The figures were included ...
Alberta deficit forecast at $5.9B as province feels impact of low oil pricesCBC.ca
Canada's Oil-Dependent Alberta Province Projects Record DeficitWall Street Journal
Braid: As Alberta spending tops $50 billion, Ceci ready for more tax hikesCalgary Herald
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The Globe and Mail
The Alberta government has acknowledged for the first time that the province will be in recession in 2015, with low oil prices and record wildfires contributing to a provincial deficit now expected to be at least $5.9-billion. The figures were included ...
Alberta deficit forecast at $5.9B as province feels impact of low oil prices
Canada's Oil-Dependent Alberta Province Projects Record Deficit
Braid: As Alberta spending tops $50 billion, Ceci ready for more tax hikes
CTV News
Canada's 'technical recession' will be short-lived: economists
CTV News
TORONTO -- Economists say data out this week is likely to show that Canada slipped into a technical recession in the second quarter, but the contraction should be short-lived. "A number of positive elements are coming through," said TD Bank chief ...
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TORONTO -- Economists say data out this week is likely to show that Canada slipped into a technical recession in the second quarter, but the contraction should be short-lived. "A number of positive elements are coming through," said TD Bank chief ...
The Province
ICBC to seek increase in insurance rates for drivers
The Province
B.C. drivers should brace for a probable rise in basic insurance rates in 2016, potentially as high as 6.7 per cent. The Insurance Corporation of B.C. says it may need a substantial increase to offset higher costs, partly because of an increase in ...
Auto insurance on way upCastanet.net
Minister responds to ICBC call for rate increase for driversThe Nelson Daily
ICBC says fraud, rise in claims reason for rate increaseThe Castlegar Source
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The Province
B.C. drivers should brace for a probable rise in basic insurance rates in 2016, potentially as high as 6.7 per cent. The Insurance Corporation of B.C. says it may need a substantial increase to offset higher costs, partly because of an increase in ...
Auto insurance on way up
Minister responds to ICBC call for rate increase for drivers
ICBC says fraud, rise in claims reason for rate increase
CTV News
1000 sign petition to stop site of public beach in Verdun
CTV News
More than 1000 people have signed a petition to stop a public beach in Verdun because environmentalists say the beach would disrupt a delicate ecosystem there. The wetlands in the proposed location near the Douglas Institute are home to birds and other ...
Verdun residents want beach behind auditorium, not NatatoriumMontreal Gazette
Verdun beach location still up in air as deadline loomsCBC.ca
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More than 1000 people have signed a petition to stop a public beach in Verdun because environmentalists say the beach would disrupt a delicate ecosystem there. The wetlands in the proposed location near the Douglas Institute are home to birds and other ...
Verdun residents want beach behind auditorium, not Natatorium
Verdun beach location still up in air as deadline looms
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