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After term ends, US ambassador to Canada David Jacobson to join BMO
TORONTO -- The U.S. ambassador to Canada will become vice-chairman of one of Canada's largest banks after his diplomatic appointment ends in July.
Departing US ambassador to Canada hired as BMO vice-chair  CBC.ca
REFILE-Bank of Montreal says US ambassador to become vice-chairman  Reuters
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TSX hits 1-1/2 month high on broad rally, positive data
By John Tilak. TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index jumped 1 percent to its highest in more than 1-1/2 months on Tuesday, fueled by gains in most major sectors and optimism following positive economic data from Europe.
Toronto Stocks Surge at Midday; Commodity Stocks Lead  Wall Street Journal
TSX surges ahead on gold and energy gains  CP24 Toronto's Breaking News
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CP Rail says oil leaking after tankers derail in Saskatchewan
Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd said five tankers containing oil derailed on Tuesday morning near Jansen, Saskatchewan, and one of the cars is leaking crude, the third spill for the company in two months.
Rail car leaking oil after derailment near Jansen  CTV News
Train carrying crude oil derails east of Saskatoon  CBC.ca
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Car-tracking devices could lower insurance rates for Alberta drivers
Drivers who brag they're better behind the wheel than fellow motorists could soon get their chance to test their bravado. Technology is allowing motorists to see exactly how good they really are and the insurance industry is keen to see such devices allowed in ...
Big brother could soon be watching behind the wheel  660 News
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Canada's Bank Regulator Keeps Close Watch as Super-Low Rates Persist
Canada's top banking watchdog is keeping a close eye on how the country's major banks are reacting to slowing revenue growth on the back of super-low interest rates, elevated household debt and a sluggish economy.
Transition to higher interest rates 'could be very painful': OSFI ...  Globe and Mail
Sustained low rates raise risks for Canada's banks: OSFI's Dickson  National Post
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'Canada is working': Carney praises economy, but warns against relying on ...
If Mark Carney was to write Canada's economic legacy during his time as the country's top banker, it would likely be one of sound monetary policy, a resilient financial system and a monetary union �that works.
Canadian Bonds Mixed, Mostly Lower, Ahead of Central Bank Speeches  Wall Street Journal
Carney's advice Canada: Don't rest on laurels  Winnipeg Free Press
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Pipeline delays 'staggering' blow for Canadian economy: McKenna
The mismatch between the level of oil production in Canada and the pipeline capacity to get it to markets is causing a �staggering� blow to the Canadian economy, Toronto Dominion Bank deputy chairman and former New Brunswick Premier Frank McKenna ...
Pipeline will benefit all Canadian families  Nanaimo News Bulletin
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Environmental, First Nations activists plan protest at Sarnia oil sands meeting
SARNIA, Ont. -- Activists plan to protest in Sarnia, Ont., as a two-day national conference on oil sands bitumen kicks off today. The "Bitumen Adding Value Conference" is meant to bring together industry leaders, experts and decision-makers to discuss the ...
Area Hosts National Conference  BlackburnNews.com
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E-book sales plateauing: BookNet Canada report
Kobo and Kindle have grown to become familiar brands in Canada but e-book sales now appear to plateauing, suggests a report by the industry organization BookNet Canada.
Ebook Sales in Canada Plateau at 15%  Digital Book World
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French company wants to build wind farm at Juno beach, asks Canadians ...
TORONTO -- A French commission is holding public consultations on a plan to build wind farms off the D-Day beaches of Normandy, and it wants to hear what Canadians think about it.
Company plans a wind farm on Juno Beach where 359 Canadians died  DigitalJournal.com
Wind-farm idea offshore from D-Day beaches panned  Winnipeg Free Press
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