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Institutional fund manager LetkoBrosseau launches retail mutual funds to broaden reach
LetkoBrosseau is launching eight mutual funds to enter the retail investment market after focusing on institutional…
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Lawrence Park home’s lean price and fresh look draws two bidders
A home in Lawrence Park, Toronto, recently sold for $3,555,000 after being listed at $3,498,888. The property…
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Canada’s largest arms expo drawing record turnout as Ottawa boosts defence spending
Canada's largest arms expo, CANSEC, is experiencing a record turnout amid increased defense spending and geopolitical…
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Canada has nothing to fear from the USMCA review
The upcoming review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is set to begin on July 1, introducing a new…
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Large condo in Toronto’s west-end sells $28,000 under asking
A condo in Toronto's west-end sold for $670,000, which is $28,000 below its asking price of $698,000. The unit,…
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In Uzbekistan, the ancient and the modern collide
Uzbekistan offers a unique blend of ancient history and modern culture, making it an intriguing travel destination.…
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A late spring stunts the Ontario cottage country real estate market
The Ontario cottage real estate market is facing challenges due to late spring weather and economic uncertainty.…
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José Boisjoli doesn’t miss the pressure of being in charge
José Boisjoli, the former CEO of BRP Inc., reflects on his experiences leading the company and the pressures that came…
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Rogers Sugar’s finances have gotten sweeter under Mike Walton
Rogers Sugar Inc. has seen significant financial growth under CEO Mike Walton, who has been with the company for…
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Research Roundup: RBC analyst provides praise and top picks in regulated utilities sector
RBC Capital Markets analyst Maurice Choy has praised Canadian regulated utilities for their consistent low-risk…
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Western premiers conference wraps with promise to co-operate
The recent conference of western and northern premiers in Kananaskis, Alberta, concluded with a commitment to…
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National Bank tops profit estimates, increases dividend
National Bank of Canada reported a significant increase in profit for the fiscal second quarter, surpassing analysts'…
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Canada implements stricter travel, immigration measures in response to Ebola crisis
Canada has announced new travel and immigration measures in response to the Ebola crisis. Travelers arriving from…
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Miley Cyrus receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
Miley Cyrus has been honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. She expressed that the star symbolizes her…
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Canada’s push to diversify trade away from U.S. seeing mixed results: report
A report from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce highlights mixed results in Canada's efforts to diversify trade away…
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Trump-endorsed Paxton topples Cornyn in Texas Senate race
Texas Attorney-General Ken Paxton has defeated four-term U.S. Senator John Cornyn in the Republican Senate nomination…
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New Brunswick town residents take on potato chipmaker Covered Bridge over ‘sickening’ smell
Residents of Woodstock, New Brunswick, are expressing their frustration over the unpleasant smells and sounds coming…
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Palestinians in Gaza mark Eid but say there is 'no joy'
Palestinians in Gaza gathered to mark Eid, a holiday traditionally filled with joy. However, many expressed a deep…
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National Bank records higher second-quarter profit, raises dividend
National Bank of Canada reported a significant increase in its second-quarter profit, reaching $1.23 billion compared…
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Israel says it killed new Hamas military leader in Gaza
Israel announced the killing of Mohammed Odeh, the new leader of Hamas' military wing, during air strikes in Gaza…
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U.S. funds set aside cash as SpaceX and OpenAI prepare to go public, analysts say
Large mutual funds and passive index funds are preparing for significant IPOs from companies like SpaceX and OpenAI.…
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Here’s what Canada’s summer forecast looks like
Canada's summer forecast indicates a hot season for Western Canada, while Central and Eastern regions may experience…
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Investors expect U.S. dollar to break higher as Fed battles inflation
Investors are anticipating a potential rise in the U.S. dollar as the Federal Reserve focuses on combating inflation.…
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Investors hunt for AI winners in small-cap U.S. tech stocks
U.S. small-cap technology stocks are experiencing a surge as investors seek opportunities in the AI sector beyond…
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Spellbook lands ex-Shopify CTO Jean-Michel Lemieux in new ‘executive skipper’ post
Jean-Michel Lemieux has joined Spellbook as an 'executive skipper' after leaving his role as CTO at Shopify. In his…
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Space stocks offer skyrocketing returns – even before that one big IPO
The impending IPO of SpaceX is drawing attention to the growing space economy, which is projected to expand…
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The great luck of the talented Mr. Carney, the lone leader riding high in the West
Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada is currently enjoying political success while many leaders in advanced economies…
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BMO beats profit estimates on boost in capital markets, U.S. division
Bank of Montreal reported a second-quarter profit of $2.6 billion, exceeding analysts' expectations. The bank's…
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NASA lays out moon base plans with landers, buggies and drones at the top of the list
NASA has announced plans for a moon base, focusing on landers, rovers, and drones. This initiative comes shortly after…
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Wednesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
Analyst Doug Taylor from National Bank Financial has provided insights on the current state of the software and…
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Trump meets with Cabinet as some Republican allies worry deal to end war will embolden Iran
President Trump is meeting with his Cabinet amid ongoing negotiations to end the conflict with Iran. While he…
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Ottawa must move urgently to ban nude deepfakes
Canada's Bill C-16 aims to address gender-based violence by banning AI-generated deepfake nude images. However, the…
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Canadian filmmaker Daniel Roher is fine-tuning his career, but hasn’t forgotten about Navalny
Daniel Roher, the Toronto-born filmmaker known for his Oscar-winning documentary 'Navalny', is transitioning to…
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Scotiabank tops second-quarter profit estimates, raises dividend
Scotiabank reported a second-quarter profit that exceeded analysts' expectations, driven by strong performance in its…
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Business Brief: Why this job market complicates rate decisions
The Bank of Canada is grappling with a complex job market that is affecting its rate decisions. A recent speech…
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Morning Update: Everyone’s mad at Danielle Smith
Danielle Smith's recent announcement regarding an Alberta separation referendum has sparked widespread discontent…
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Bank of Montreal posts higher quarterly profit, hikes dividend
The Bank of Montreal reported a significant increase in its second-quarter profit, driven by strong performance in its…
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Trump’s IRS settlement highlights a presidency riddled with conflicts of interest
U.S. President Donald Trump's recent IRS settlement has raised ethical concerns regarding conflicts of interest during…
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Kids are using AI for schoolwork. As parents, we need to teach them how to think for themselves
The increasing use of AI tools like ChatGPT among students raises ethical concerns about academic integrity. Many…
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Ontario HST rebate spurs new-construction house sales but condos continue to languish
The Ontario HST rebate has led to a significant increase in sales of single-family homes, but has not positively…
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Backrooms is a buzzy thriller that quickly goes from freaky to sleepy
Kane Parsons' debut film, Backrooms, explores the eerie concept of liminal spaces through the story of a furniture…
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What should Canada do with rehabilitated offenders?
The Supreme Court of Canada upheld a lenient sentence for a first-time offender, Terrell Burke-Whittaker, who had…
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The biggest threat to organized labour is proving to be unions themselves
Recent scandals within unions, particularly the Carpenters’ Regional Council, are undermining public trust in…
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Inside a university anatomy lab where researchers study bodies Canadians have donated to science
The article explores the significance of body donation to medical education, highlighting personal stories of families…
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Canada’s approach to recruiting internationally educated health workers has a global price
Canada is facing ethical challenges in its recruitment of internationally educated health workers from the Global…
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Bank of Nova Scotia reports quarterly profit boost, raises dividend
Bank of Nova Scotia has reported an increase in its second-quarter profits, attributed to strong trading revenue. The…
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Chinese dissident flees by rubber boat to South Korea as he seeks family reunion in Canada
Dong Guangping, a Chinese dissident, has successfully fled to South Korea in a rubber boat after multiple previous…
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U.S. bonds about to bite stocks
U.S. stocks and bond yields have been rising together recently, influenced by factors such as the Iran war and…
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Premarket: Global stocks advance, oil prices ease as investors weigh shaky U.S.-Iran truce
Global stocks saw an increase while oil prices decreased as investors assessed the fragile U.S.-Iran truce. European…
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Iran war splits global markets into clear winners and losers
The ongoing Iran war has created significant disparities in global markets, with high oil prices causing inflation…