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 TransCanada moves forward with $275M Keystone pipeline terminalTransCanada Pipeline's decision to proceed soon with a major oilsands terminal expansion is another sign of confidence in the viability of its Keystone XL route, a company spokesman said Thursday.
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 U.S. receives new TransCanada pipeline applicationThe U.S. State Department confirmed on Friday it has received a new application from TransCanada Corp for a pipeline to run from the U.S.-Canada border to Steele City, Nebraska.
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 Rate hikes predicted despite tame inflationA drop in Canada's year-on-year inflation rate to an 18-month low in March will not delay interest rate hikes by the Bank of Canada, which is paying closer attention to economic growth, analysts said on Friday.
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 Rise of the MBA entrepreneurWhen Chika Ekeji enrolled in the MIT Sloan School of Business' full-time MBA program, he was ambivalent about actually finishing his degree. What he was really in school for, he'd decided, was a chance to found his own company.
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 Home sales rise in FebruarySales of existing homes in Canada climbed 1.4% in February from January, following a decline in the previous month, the Canadian Real Estate Association said on Thursday.
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 Auto biz looking up, says Ford Canada bossThe country's leading auto maker has upped the forecast for projected sales in Canada after a surprising break-out start for an industry still clawing its way back from a recessionary slump.
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 Breaks hit on Mission messAt the Feb. 27 meeting of city council, which addressed a status report from the Planning, Development and Assessment Dept. (PDAD) about redevelopment on Mission Road S.W., Ald. Diane Colley-Urquhart said, "... it's 40 miles of bad road and it's just going to continue to get worse."
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 Shane Homes expands Calgary housing portfolioShane Homes has expanded its Calgary operations by acquiring all of Beattie Homes' single-family land positions in Calgary.
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 Germany proves private and health care can go togetherFor the past two decades, hundreds of hospitals have been privatized in Germany. The number of private for-profit hospitals grew by about 90%, whereas the number of public hospitals decreased by 43%. Today, roughly one-third of German hospitals are private for-profit.
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Berkshire identifies Buffett successor Warren Buffett told investors on Saturday the Berkshire Hathaway board has identified his successor, easing some shareholder concern about the future of the company once the famed 81-year-old investor steps down as chief executive.
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 Sears slashes prices to compete with TargetCalvin McDonald remembers his first job: Pulling a wagon loaded with Sears catalogues and delivering them to homes in this small southwestern Ontario city.
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 What's in a logo?Logos surround us on a daily basis. They are a company's nameplate -- their welcoming mat in a way.
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 Carney and Flaherty send letters to U.S. counterpartsCanada stepped up pressure on Washington on Monday to rewrite its controversial Volcker rule to remove restrictions on Canadian bank activities that it says do not threaten the U.S. financial system.
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 $2 billion oil sands expansionImperial Oil Ltd (IMO.TO) said on Friday it will go ahead with a C$2 billion ($2 billion) expansion of its Cold Lake oil sands project, adding 40,000 barrels per day of new production to Canada's largest thermal oil sands development.
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 Caterpillar's cash windfallAbout 500 workers (members of CAW Local 27) at Caterpillar Inc.'s Electro-Motive plant in London, Ont., were locked out at the beginning of the year after they refused to accept a contract that includes a more than 50% cut in wages and health-care and an elimination of pension benefits.
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 Pipeline delays a budget concernLengthy delays in approving lucrative oil pipelines is a budget concern, federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said in Calgary Wednesday.
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 Guergis sues Harper, Tory partyFormer Tory cabinet minister Helena Guergis has launched a lawsuit against the prime minister, two MPs and the Conservative Party of Canada.
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 Support slips but most still in favor of Keystone pipeline: pollA majority of U.S. voters still support the controversial Canada-to-Texas oil sands pipeline as the Obama administration again weighs whether to approve or scrap the project, according to a poll released on Wednesday.
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 Donald Trump fired up over Keystone pipeline delaysThe White House-delayed Keystone XL pipeline proves Canada's government trumps America's, says The Donald.
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 California backs EU "dirty fuel" label planEU plans to slap a "dirty" label on fuels derived from Canada's huge oil sands reserves have received a boost from California, whose pioneering labeling scheme seeks to put consumers in the driving seat.
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 Cyber Monday to draw bigger crowdsHeather Olliff is feeling brave this year. The 32-year-old new mom will attempt to do 95% of her Christmas shopping online.
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 Death and taxes can haunt your estateMany Canadian taxpayers own a Registered Retirement Savings Plan.
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 Encana to sell $1 billion in Texas land holdingsEncana has agreed to sell gas producing properties in Texas for close to $1 billion, the company said Thursday.
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 Maple Leaf to close plants in 6 citiesMaple Leaf Foods said Wednesday it plans to close processing plants in six Canadian cities and cut more than 1,500 jobs as part of larger plan to compete its U.S. rivals.
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 Factory sales surge for second monthCanadian manufacturing sales grew at nearly three times the pace expected in August as large aerospace production outweighed a decline in the auto sector, according to Statistics Canada data on Friday.
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