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Three ways to profit from our falling dollar
It wasn't long ago that the Canadian dollar was one of the world's most robust currencies, and that exposure to the weak U.S.
Cheaper gas pushes inflation lower  CBC.ca
April inflation well under forecast, Bank of Canada range  Toronto Sun
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Toronto, Wall Street surge higher amid positive US data, consumer sentiment
TORONTO - The Toronto Stock Exchange surged ahead Friday, encouraged by gains from the U.S. markets, after data showed the world's largest economy may be in recovery.
TSX rises as gold miners lone sore spot  Reuters Canada
Toronto Stocks Rally as Energy, Financials Advance  Wall Street Journal
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What's open and closed on holiday Monday - Montreal Gazette
Here is a partial list of what's open and closed on Monday for Victoria Day/F�te des Patriotes. Banks are closed. All federal and provincial government offices, including immigration and unemployment centres, are closed.
What's open and what's closed for holiday Monday  CTV News
What's open, closed on Victoria Day  Mississauga
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Dollar Near Six-Week High Against Euro on Bets Fed Set to Taper
The dollar traded near the strongest in more than six weeks against the euro amid bets the Federal Reserve will slow asset purchases on signs the world's biggest economy is accelerating.
Economic stats you need to know  Herald Sun
Job market gains could lead Fed to taper QE3 early  Reuters
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Tougher food-safety rules in the works: Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz
SASKATOON - Canada's food watchdog is planning to impose tougher rules to deal with the threat of E. coli in slaughterhouses. Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz says the Canadian Food Inspection Agency will strengthen E. coli testing in federally inspected ...
Tenderized beef to get new safe-cooking labels  CBC.ca
Tougher food security laws ahead  CTV News
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Vancouver Island coal mine application rejected
A controversial application to open a coal mine in the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island has been rejected as inadequate by the B.C.
Vancouver Island coal-mine application comes up short  Vancouver Sun
Comox Valley coal mine application unsuitable for environmental assessment  Parksville Qualicum Beach News
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Print shop probes LSD packages - The Province
Scott Mills of JukeboxPrint.com says someone's been mailing drug packages using the company's name. Photograph by: Arlen Redekop, PNG , Sunday Province.
Vancouver company discovers LSD was shipped to US under its name  Vancouver Sun
Company intercepts LSD-laced mail  Castanet.net
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Fracking may jeopardize Gros Morne UNESCO status
Gros Morne National Park's status as a world heritage site may be in jeopardy due to plans for controversial oil exploration on Newfoundland's west coast, CBC News has learned.
HNL Calls for Fracking Analysis  VOCM
Gros Morne sees boost in reservations  Western Star
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Home News Federal NDP leader Mulcair visits Scarborough...
Tom Mulcair, who says he will fight the next federal election campaign �on a theme of sustainable development,� has called a Scarborough recycling plant a symbol of what that development must be.
Canada's NDP denounces China, signals support for Obama's �Asia ...  World Socialist Web Site
Thomas Mulcair, NDP sharpen focus on Canada's cities  Beacon News (blog)
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How one Victoria family is coping with soaring food prices
After a long cold winter, I love this time of year in Calgary when the price for fruit and vegetables no longer make me gasp at the checkout counter.
Rising cost of food causing Canadians to shop more carefully, survey finds  Daily Business Buzz - New Brunswick
Rising food prices creating careful shoppers: Survey - The Windsor Star  Windsor Star
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