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Two towers, hundreds more rental homes planned for shuttered High Park-area housing complex

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Nearly 700 new publicly owned rental homes in a pair of towers rising to 20 and 35 storeys could be

Hudbay Minerals temporarily shuts down Peru mine amid unrest, guidance unaffected

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Hudbay Minerals Inc. says its operations have been affected by social unrest in Peru. A press release from the Toronto-based firm

Canadian stocks hit an all-time high, S&P/TSX composite index tops 30,000 in early trading

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Canadian stocks hit a new all-time high despite tariff threats and a weakening economy.The S&P/TSX Composite Index rose 0.3% to

S&P/TSX composite reverses gains, finishing lower while U.S. markets slide

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TORONTO - Canada’s main stock index pulled back after topping 30,000 for the first time Tuesday as tech stocks weighed

Boss Moves: How to increase growth through mergers and acquisitions

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In this series we tackle the thorniest questions facing business leaders today.“My software company has been growing steadily for years

Ontario minister picks up trade mission pace as tariffs heighten need to diversify

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TORONTO - Tariff tensions with the United States and a more pressing need to diversify Ontario’s trading partners are prompting

Canada waited too long to diversify trade from U.S., BoC governor says

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The head of the Bank of Canada says the country waited too long to reduce its economic dependence on the

Sagard expanding private equity platform with Unigestion deal

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TORONTO - Alternative asset manager Sagard says it’s combining its private equity platform with that of Geneva-based Unigestion. Montreal-based Sagard, a

Loblaw expanding driverless truck fleet to 50 through Gatik partnership

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TORONTO - Loblaw Cos. Ltd. is expanding its fleet of driverless trucks operating in the Toronto area through its partnership