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'Can you imagine the stress?': Protest against high-speed rail project hits Ottawa

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OTTAWA - Protesters chanted “No Alto!” as they marched past the Prime Minister’s Office on Parliament Hill Wednesday to register

Aurion Resources gets court approval to be acquired by Agnico Eagle

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ST. JOHN’S - Aurion Resources Ltd. says it has obtained a final court order from the Supreme Court of British

StubHub, SeatGeek added to province's 'Consumer Beware List' just as anti-scalping fines skyrocket

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Just two days before Canada’s opening match at the World Cup in Toronto, two of the world’s biggest ticket reselling companies

As Bank of Canada holds key rate, homebuyers 'are going back to the fundamentals'

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Homebuyers and sellers aren’t likely to see significant changes in the real estate market anytime soon, but it’s possible that

Two-thirds of telecoms fall short of complaint awareness requirements: watchdog

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Canada’s telecom and television complaints watchdog says more than two-thirds of service providers it audited last year demonstrated at least

Bank of Canada holds key rate steady in fifth consecutive decision

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OTTAWA - The Bank of Canada held its benchmark interest rate steady in a fifth consecutive decision on Wednesday as

At 356, the HBC charter is about to get a Manitoba Museum welcome

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TORONTO - When Hudson’s Bay faltered last year, Manitoba Museum CEO Dorota Blumczynska didn’t even need to look at the

Apotex Health upsizes initial public offering to sell $1.3 billion in shares

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Drug company Apotex Health Corp. is increasing the size of its initial public offering to about $1.3 billion, up from

Developer unveils vision for Toronto rail deck community at site once envisioned as a giant park

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A decade after the city’s ambitious pitch for a park above the rail corridor between Bathurst Street and Spadina Avenue,