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Canadian junior miners with proven resources find themselves prime pickings for larger companies looking to grow.
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Shoppers focus on discounters, wholesale clubs in April; fears heavy discounting could hurt first-quarter earnings.
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Consumers increase their borrowing in March at the fastest pace in 4 months.
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Company's first quarter profit slumps to $258M, down from $499M a year earlier, on flat revenue of $4.39B.
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Trade with the U.S. has stagnated, Conference Board says.
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The world's largest customer is the U.S. government — and it's willing to buy from Canadian entrepreneurs. Here's how to get your piece of the procurement pie.
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- Missed opportunities >
Canada missing out on Asian economic expansion, Conference Board reports says.
- Editorial: Asia watch >
Canada is really asleep at the switch when it comes to dealing with the world's fastest-growing region.
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Construction intentions across the country continue to cool in March.
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Ex-theatre impresarios Drabinsky and Gottlieb plead not guilty in fraud trial.
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- Curtain raiser >
Livent impresarios star in a tense courthouse drama.
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- System failure >
Lights out for Canadian securities regulation.
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Shares of Yahoo sink in premarket trading after Microsoft withdraws $43.7B bid.
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Dirt and clutter can be your best friends when it comes to finding a bargain property.
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