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Coalcorp shareholder blasts planned financing, says there may have better choices
Victory Nickel reports quarterly loss of $430K, compared with $1.1M a year ago
California winemaking patriarch Robert Mondavi dead at 94, spokesman says
Yukon-Nevada Gold Corp. posts US$8.9M loss after 8-week operation halt
Air Canada fails transparency test in adopting fuel surcharges, observers say
Bombardier shares soar to highest level in nearly six years as ratings upgraded
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Start thinking about your legacy
Dollars and Sense / David Christianson Most of us think from time to time, in reflective moments, about the ways we will have left the world a better place after we are gone. <Full Story>More Personal Finance
Sunlight shines on Hydro tower
By Larry Kusch Manitoba Hydro's grand contribution to downtown Winnipeg is nearing completion, and the utility says it will begin a phased-in move of 2,200 employees into the new Portage Avenue head office as early as October.
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<Full Story>City on a roll, says development boss
By Martin Cash The boss of Winnipeg's economic development agency says the city is on an economic roll -- and he expects the good times to continue. <Full Story>City's housing market facing mini-slump
By Murray McNeill Winnipeg's robust housing market is about to catch the sniffles, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. <Full Story>Boyd Group on growth trajectory
By Martin Cash The Boyd Group Income Fund says it intends to add four-to-six new collision repair shops every year for the foreseeable future and to do so without adding new debt or raising new equity. <Full Story>Start thinking about your legacy
Dollars and Sense / David Christianson Most of us think from time to time, in reflective moments, about the ways we will have left the world a better place after we are gone. <Full Story>Canadians tighten belts as economy cools down
By Misty Harris Forget the nuances of the stock market. The future of the Canadian economy may be reflected in something as basic as our morning coffee. <Full Story>Business Watch
Air Canada lowers fees
<Full Story>CRTC gives new media a close look
OTTAWA -- The CRTC has launched a major review of the impact the Internet is having on Canadian broadcasting and whether it should try to govern content on new digital media. <Full Story>Industries see sharp drop in sales
OTTAWA --Weakness in the auto sector and the troubled U.S. economy led to a sharp and broad decline in manufacturing sales in March, which pulled backed 1.6 per cent to $49 billion after advancing in the two previous months, Statistics Canada reported Thursday. <Full Story>Financials, metals lead to record
What the brokers say... dTORONTO -- The Toronto stock market surged to a record-high close Thursday in a broad-based advance led by solid gains in financial and metals stocks even as investors took in data that showed a weakening U.S. economy was hurting manufacturers. <Full Story>
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