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mardi 1 mars 2016
TransCanada CEO says don't blame pipelines for climate change
TransCanada's Energy East pipeline will be judged, in part, on the greenhouse gas emissions created by extracting the oil that will ship in the pipe. TransCanada's CEO Russ Girling says the evidence is clear that pipelines create virtually no extra greenhouse gases.
Canada's economy grew by 1.2% last year, half as much as 2014's expansion
Canada's economy expanded by 0.2 per cent in the last three months of 2015, a slowdown from 0.6 per cent in the previous period.
Low dollar won't keep Toronto Blue Jays fans away from MLB spring training
Blue Jays fans have flocked to Dunedin, Fla., to experience spring training despite the low Canadian dollar and the high cost of travelling in the U.S. Many are cutting back on dinners and beer in order to enjoy the baseball experience.
Scotiabank Q1 profit rises 5%, hikes dividend
Scotiabank grew its first-quarter profit by five per cent to $1.81 billion on stronger earnings from both its Canadian and international banking operations.
Tax time 2016: New for filing this year
With a new government in power, there's plenty of talk about changes to the personal income tax regime, but very few of them will affect you for the 2015 tax year.
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