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Pizza Pizza Ltd. has signed a deal that will see the restaurant chain expand into Mexico next year.
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1h ago
7:13Competition Bureau challenging GFL purchase of Terrapure Environmental
The Competition Bureau is challenging GFL Environmental Inc.'s purchase of Terrapure Environmental Inc.
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4h ago
1:47BRP reports $127.7M Q3 profit amid supply chain disruptions
BRP Inc. beat expectations as it reported a third-quarter profit of $127.7 million amid supply chain disruptions that caused a drop in product deliveries.
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4h ago
National Bank of Canada joined its peers on Wednesday in announcing a dividend hike and plans to launch a share buyback program, as it too takes advantage of freedom from a pandemic-era ban on such moves.
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5:31RBC hiking dividend, buying back shares despite Q4 profit miss
Royal Bank of Canada announced a dividend hike and plans to repurchase tens of millions of its shares on Wednesday.
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17h ago
5:18Cenovus selling Husky gas stations amid $658M in deals
Cenovus has reached agreements to sell gas stations it acquired as part of its takeover of Husky Energy and conventional assets in Alberta for a total of $658 million.
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17h ago
Cirque du Soleil is getting its first new chief executive officer in 15 years as Daniel Lamarre makes way for Chief Operating Officer Stephane Lefebvre in the midst of renewed pandemic uncertainties.
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22h ago
Former CN, CP Rail exec Mark Wallace dies
Mark Wallace, a long-time railroad executive with more than three decades of industry experience with stints at both of Canada's biggest railroads, has died, according to a statement from CSX Corp.
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Nov 30
8:44B.C. trucking firms served strike notice amid recovery efforts
A strike notice has been served to two container trucking companies in British Columbia, further propelling unwanted news about supply chain disruptions, as the province extends a state of emergency to support major flood recovery efforts.
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Nov 30
There’s no evidence existing vaccines won’t provide some protection against the omicron variant, the University of Oxford said as scientists scramble to assess the new COVID-19 mutation.
