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New Brunswick starts process to revive key mine producing key antimony mineral

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FREDERICTON - The New Brunswick government is taking a step towards restarting extraction of a mineral the federal government says

Trans Mountain reaches toll settlement with oil shippers after prolonged negotiations

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Trans Mountain Corp. says it has reached a settlement agreement on tolls customers pay to use the Trans Mountain Pipeline.

Bank of Canada ordered to stop using replacement workers during strike

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OTTAWA - The Bank of Canada has been ordered to stop using the services of contracted Garda workers while its

National Bank announces Truvera Trust acquisition for an undisclosed sum

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MONTREAL - National Bank of Canada has agreed to acquire B.C.-based Truvera Trust Corporation.The financial terms for the deal were

Plaza Retail REIT considering $1.23B takeover offer from Axia Real Assets

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TORONTO - Real estate investment firm Plaza Retail REIT says it has formed a special committee to consider an unsolicited

Statistics Canada reports merchandise trade surplus grew to $4.2B in May

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OTTAWA - Statistics Canada says the country’s merchandise trade surplus increased to $4.2 billion in May as exports rose to

Cashback realtors see rise in demand as Toronto's tepid housing market drags on

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It’s a buyers’ market in Toronto, and that’s led more homebuyers to seek realtors willing to offer them a cut

Summer's here: What kids, and their parents, should know about safety on the job

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The “Keep Your Bits” videos that are part of the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board’s latest campaign to promote workplace

The Sneaky Dee’s wrecking ball backed off. The threat to Toronto's live music scene didn't

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The walls are scribbled, the tables sticky, the nachos mighty — and fans of Sneaky Dee’s, the punk music venue and