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Ottawa's passenger rights law expected to be sensible: Air Canada CEO
Air Canada says it expects the Trudeau government's upcoming air passenger bill of rights to be a sensible law that avoids a knee-jerk reaction to public outrage following an incident last month in which a passenger with United Airlines was dragged off ...
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Top stories
The Canadian government is threatening multiple trade actions against the United States in retaliation for duties on softwood lumber, demanding a long-term deal without which several American industries could soon be targeted.
Mortgage lender Home Capital Group Inc. is taking the first step to shake up its board of directors, adding a new leader with experience in restructuring financial firms as it seeks to stabilize its business.
New Brunswick's uneven job performance continued in April with the substantial loss of part-time work driving employment in the province to a 10-month low.
Ontario's Ministry of Children and Youth Services wouldn't say what discount it recieved for buying Canada Goose parkas. The coat company was worried other buyers would want the same deal, the minstry said.
Mounting debt is forcing Manitoba Hydro to increase rates across the province, the Crown corporation says. The company is asking the Public Utility Board if they can raise rates by 7.9 per cent this year and next.
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| Popular searches on Google | Change | Mkt Cap | |
| AGF.B | AGF Management Limited | 0.15% | 546.89M |
| GEI | Gibson Energy Inc. | 2.31% | 2.49B |
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Bank of Canada daily digest
| Money markets | Change | |
| Overnight rate | 0.500% | +0.0026 |
| Corporate paper, 1 month | 0.780% | 0.00 |
| Treasury bill, 1 month | 0.450% | 0.00 |
| Inflation | ||
| Total consumer price index | 1.60% | -0.4000 |
| Interest rates | ||
| 10 year bond | 1.97% | 0.00 |
| Prime business rate | 2.70% | 0.00 |
| Conventional mortgage, 5 yrs | 4.64% | 0.00 |