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Consumers can now file claims in Silk beverage class action settlement linked to listeria outbreak

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People who bought or consumed some recalled Silk plant-based beverages could be entitled to up to $300,000 under a newly

CEO’s job at Canada’s largest bank is simple. Lend a buck. Make a buck — and keep the Royal throne warm

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No one took more pot shots at John Cleghorn than me.I don’t say that with pride, it’s just the truth.

My father helped build the Star — and keep me away from it. Until now

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“Your dad would be so happy.”More than a few people have said variations of that, since I told them this

Energy prices expected to push inflation higher for May, economists say

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OTTAWA - High oil and gasoline prices are expected to push inflation higher when Statistics Canada reports its consumer price

Anger mounts over 'unacceptable' delays as Gordie Howe bridge to U.S. remains closed

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For border businesses and truckers, nothing has been more eagerly anticipated than the opening of the new bridge linking Windsor

Federal banking regulator OSFI lowers domestic stability buffer to three per cent

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Canada’s federal banking regulator says it’s lowering its domestic stability buffer to three per cent from 3.5 per cent, a

BHP hikes cost of Jansen potash mine project in Saskatchewan by US$2 billion

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SASKATOON - Global mining giant BHP says the second phase of its Jansen potash mine is expected to cost 40

Red Chris mine in B.C. expands with safety in mind after previous collapse

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VANCOUVER - The operator of the Red Chris gold and copper mine in northwestern B.C. says it is applying safety

Toronto Star reader call-out: Toronto’s record stores — which are your favourites?

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For music fans, Toronto really is Record City.The days of Sam the Record Man, Tower and HMV may be long