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 Gluskin executive buyingWith firm’s stock currently near multi-year lows, chief investment officer William Webb bought 3,000 shares last month
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 Move over, Toronto - there's a new hotspot in townCalgary’s commercial real estate market is booming, driven mostly by the growth of energy companies
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 A religious conversion that's heritage-friendlyFormer Baptist church maintains its characteristic features after being split into eight residences
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 The latest shade of green - zero energy useBank branch with solar panels could give us a glimpse of retailing’s future - and it’s a smart branding move, too
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 Court rejects Air Canada appeal of Toronto Island airport slotsNo judicial review of Toronto Port Authority allocation of Billy Bishop slots
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 Rooftop soccer, outdoor movies: The new strip mall?University of Alberta’s international design competition calls for creative re-imaginings of the often unloved urban fixture
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 A garden in the sky in the heart of VancouverNew Telus headquarters should attract more business to downtown Vancouver
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 Easy to be green when your roof saves you moneySustainable roof technology saves on heating and cooling costs for big-box stores
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 Making brownfields viable a win-win-win situationCleaning up former industrial wastelands for commercial use is paying off for developers
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 Public-private projects ease the load for citiesCash-strapped municipalities turn to P3 plans for roads, hospitals and arts centres. But the scheme doesn’t work for every project
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Pipeline to prosperity or channel to catastrophe? A conflict stirring in the B.C. forest exposes two solitudes over what fossil-fuel resources mean to Canada's future
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 Not just a Vale of tearsVale SA's plans for $10-billion in capital expenditures in Canada have particular resonance in the wake of the federal government's ill-considered rejection of BHP Billiton Ltd.'s bid for Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan.
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 Potash investment: friends with net benefitThe federal government’s rationale for turning down BHP Billiton Inc.'s prospective takeover of Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan was unconvincing, and that points to the need amendments to the Investment Canada Act.
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 Chile poised to hike mining royaltiesWorld’s largest copper producer pushing for bigger slice of resource wealth
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 Let’s see Sino-Forest’s forest, and their treesThe Ontario Securities Commission’s announcement last week that it is looking into “matters” to do with Sino-Forest is welcome - as is the company's own engagement of PricewaterhouseCoopers to examine allegations of fraud against it.
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 Mexico’s AeroMexico aims for $230-million in IPOAirline plans to expand fleet with 20 new aircraft
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 When less asbestos is bestThe federal government was wrong to oppose the modest restrictions on the carcinogen, mined in Canada for export, that were proposed in Geneva on Wednesday.
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 Transcontinental buys Quebec’s oldest weeklyIn a move to expand its holding of local newspapers, the media giant acquired Groupe Le Canada Fran
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 Shale gas goes globalProducers rushing to drill in Eastern Europe, while China and India investing overseas to gain expertise for developing domestic plays
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 Not just a Vale of tearsVale SA's plans for $10-billion in capital expenditures in Canada have particular resonance in the wake of the federal government's ill-considered rejection of BHP Billiton Ltd.'s bid for Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan.
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 Potash investment: friends with net benefitThe federal government’s rationale for turning down BHP Billiton Inc.'s prospective takeover of Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan was unconvincing, and that points to the need amendments to the Investment Canada Act.
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 A different Playboy channel - for the blindRadio service targets new audience with spoken-word edition of magazine
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Chile poised to hike mining royalties World’s largest copper producer pushing for bigger slice of resource wealth
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 Brothers selling Bearskin Airlines for $32.5-millionNorthern Ontario airline being bought by Winnipeg-based Exchange Income Corp.
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 Rail executive picked as future Burger King CEOBernardo Hees tapped to become chief executive; John Chidsey to become co-chairman
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