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The owner of the Jeffrey mine in Asbestos says he has finally found a partner to invest in his project to expand the mine underground. The development could mean Canada will be involved in the controversial business of exporting the controversial fibre to developing countries for the next 20 years.
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An Alberta judge has accepted a $3.2-million creative sentence for Syncrude Canada Ltd. on charges stemming from the deaths of more than 1,600 ducks on one of its oilsands waste ponds two years ago.
An all-star cast signed the Montreal métro agreement Friday, more than four years and many detours after it was formally launched by Quebec.
The Toronto Stock Exchange appeared to be on track to post its first weekly decline in six weeks on Friday, until a late-day rally gave it enough of a boost to close slightly better than flat for its sixth-straight weekly gain.
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Gaz Métro, the Quebec natural gas distributor, said Friday that North American reserves have remained...
Honeywell International Inc., the U.S.-based maker of flight controls, auxiliary jet engines and industrial...
Canada¿s index of leading economic indicators fell in September for the first decline since April 2009...
Bellwether Caterpillar Inc., the world¿s biggest builder of construction and mining equipment, Thursday...
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Spike in gas prices temporary: experts
The 10-cent price jump at gas pumps yesterday was temporary and it won't last, say people in the know...
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If the reviews hold true, the Quebec-designed ExoPC will give Apple's iPad a run for its money.
Retail chain's branding miscue latest example of 'ritual corporate disembowelment'
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Quebec City arena project could be new national dream
At a time when Quebec City is pushing Ottawa to pay a 45-per cent share in a new $400-million arena ...
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Replay our forum on the future of urban transportation
Smart Shift's panel of experts explores solutions to the growing demands of transportation in Canada...
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Downside defence ... at a cost
A fully financed, leveraged stock market program with downside protection is making waves in Canada ...
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Your options in the brave new real estate world
How would you sell your house today if it was on the market? Would you use a real estate agent or go...
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Wealthy on paper, couple needs more real dollars
Family Finance: A couple with rental properties faces a cash shortfall. They need to tune up their finances...
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Mistreated taxpayers have a shoulder to cry on
If you feel you were mistreated by the taxman and failed to get your concerns addressed by the Canada...
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Financial Post’s Diane Francis talks to CEO Michael McCain about Maple Leaf's recovery from the 2008...
Another soft inflation report in Canada — suggesting the pace of price increases are closely mirroring...
Canada posted a higher budget deficit in August compared to the same month last year due to increased...
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The most expensive luxury cars to own
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Irresponsible spending continues, thank goodness
Phew. For a while there, it looked as if Canadian consumers were doing all too good a job of responding to the ominous warnings from Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney that they had run up too darned much debt.
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