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CP Rail workers on strike - CANOE

Globe and Mail

CP Rail workers on strike
CANOE
By REUTERS Locomotive engineers and conductors at Canadian Pacific Railway went on strike early on Wednesday after failing to reach a contract agreement, a union body said, shutting down freight operations on Canada's second-biggest railroad.
Canadian Pacific Workers Strike, Halting Freight ServicesWall Street Journal
Canadian Pacific Railway workers on strikeCBC.ca
CP strike hits Ottawa Via Rail serviceOttawa Citizen
The Associated Press -Montreal Gazette -Toronto Star
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Did banks cross the line with Facebook IPO research? - Vancouver Sun

CTV.ca

Did banks cross the line with Facebook IPO research?
Vancouver Sun
NEW YORK - As regulators scrutinize Facebook's FB.O problem-plagued stock market debut, they may have to confront areas of securities law that do not always clearly spell out what industry analysts are allowed to tell clients about companies on the ...
Facebook Shares Jump 1.7% Premarket, Seek To End Recent SkidWall Street Journal
Facebook Shares Finally Climbing After Two-Day Free FallForbes
Regulators probe bank's role in Facebook IPOCTV.ca
Reuters -MarketWatch -TheStreet.com
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Time for Bank of Canada to raise rates: OECD - Montreal Gazette

CBC.ca

Time for Bank of Canada to raise rates: OECD
Montreal Gazette
New economic projections show the global economy is growing, albeit slowly, lifted by a resurgence in trade and market confidence, but stymied by the euro crisis that has deepened since a temporary easing in late 2011. Canada, Japan and the United ...
OECD hawkish on BoC rate hikesToronto Sun
Israel performs poorly in OECD Better Life IndexJerusalem Post
Eurozone biggest threat to global outlook, OECD saysBBC News
Reuters -Toronto Star -CTV.ca
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Retailers rebound with strong sales in March - CBC.ca

Belfast Telegraph

Retailers rebound with strong sales in March
CBC.ca
Statistics Canada says retail sales rose 0.4 per cent in March to $39.1 billion, more than offsetting the decline recorded in February. The agency says warmer-than-usual weather, especially in Ontario, contributed to the gains as people jumped the gun ...
Canada March Retail Sales Index Report (Text)Bloomberg
Strong March retail sales show consumer comebackReuters
Alberta leads country in retail sales growthCalgary Herald
CanadianBusiness.com -National Post
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Canadian dollar extends losses after March retail sales data - Reuters Canada

Financial Post

Canadian dollar extends losses after March retail sales data
Reuters Canada
TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's dollar extended losses against its US counterpart on Wednesday, dragged down by broader concerns about Europe's financial stability, even as domestic data showed retail sales bounced back in March.
Canadian Currency Remains Lower After Retail Sales Rose in MarchBusinessWeek
Loonie weighed down by eurozone anxiety, fails to benefit from solid retail dataCanadianBusiness.com
Loonie gains momentum after string of lossesVancouver Sun

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BMO profit rises 27 percent on US acquisition - Reuters

CTV.ca

BMO profit rises 27 percent on US acquisition
Reuters
| TORONTO (Reuters) - Bank of Montreal's (BMO.TO) quarterly profit rose by a stronger-than-expected 27 percent, helped by the 2011 acquisition of US lender Marshall & Ilsley and rising wealth management earnings, Canada's No. 4 bank said on Wednesday.
Bank of Montreal Profit Climbs 27%Wall Street Journal
BMO Financial Group posts 27 per cent increase in Q2CTV.ca
BMO Financial Group posts 27% increase in Q2 profit, beats analyst estimatesWinnipeg Free Press

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Global market rally snuffed out on Europe fears - Globe and Mail

Globe and Mail

Global market rally snuffed out on Europe fears
Globe and Mail
A market rally that had lasted two days came to a halt hours before a European Union summit that is not expected to produce a breakthrough agreement to remove the threat of Greece from abandoning the euro zone. Comments made by former Greek prime ...
German Govt: Merkel Expects Open Discussion Of All Ideas At SummitWall Street Journal
Germany Won't Bend on Euro Bonds, Deputy Minister Steffen SaysBloomberg
FranÃ§ois Hollande, Angela Merkel set for showdown of competing visions at EU ...National Post
Reuters -The Guardian -The Associated Press
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Canada Hot Stocks To Watch: CP, Shoppers - MarketWatch

Toronto Star

Canada Hot Stocks To Watch: CP, Shoppers
MarketWatch
By MarketWatch TORONTO (MarketWatch) -- Listed below are the stocks expected to move during Wednesday's trading session. They are listed with Tuesday's closing prices. Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. (CP, C$74.92, C$0.81, 1.1%) workers walked off the job ...
Scotia Plaza makes Dundee a high-powered office REITGlobe and Mail
Scotiabank sells downtown Toronto skyscraper for $1.2 billionVancouver Sun
Scotiabank sells Scotia Plaza for $1.27BToronto Star
Wall Street Journal -Bloomberg -Reuters
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Provincial government cancels public hearings into BC Hydro rates - Globe and Mail

Globe and Mail

Provincial government cancels public hearings into BC Hydro rates
Globe and Mail
The BC government has cancelled public hearings into BC Hydro's rates one month before the review was set to begin, instead imposing its preferred fee structure to ensure a near-freeze of rates that would kick in on the eve of next spring's provincial ...
Gov't orders cut to BC Hydro rate increasesCTV.ca
Hydro told to cut rate increase in halfCastanet.net
BC Hydro union calls Liberal rate intervention â€œa political ticking time bombâ€Straight.com
News1130 -CKNW News Talk 980
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Federal government appeals court ruling that said it broke wheat board law - Global Regina

CBC.ca

Federal government appeals court ruling that said it broke wheat board law
Global Regina
OTTAWA - The federal government is appealing a court ruling that said it broke the law with its plan to strip the Canadian Wheat Board's monopoly over western wheat and barley sales. The Federal Court of Appeal will hear today from the government and ...
Gov't keeps producer checkoff programStarPhoenix
Ottawa appeals wheat board law rulingMetroNews Canada
Marketing Freedom Train on Track to Boost Research and InnovationMarketWatch (press release)

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