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Kinder Morgan Canada reports net income of $13.7M in Q2, down from $25.1M in last year’s Q2
Kinder Morgan Canada Ltd. says it had a net income of $13.7 million in the second quarter, down from $25.1 million for the same quarter last year. Continue reading
Ford Canada recalls nearly 37,000 vehicles that could potentially roll away without warning
Ford said dealers would replace the shifter cable bushing at no cost and is advising owners to use the vehicle’s parking brake. Continue reading
Ontario’s much-criticized pot store logo pitched as ‘inviting, not youthful’ and ‘contemporary, not trendy’
The designers Ontario hired to create the province’s marijuana store logo thought it should be green, but the government opted for sober black and white. Continue reading
9 in 10 seniors plan to stay in their homes while retired — that’s a problem for new homebuyers
With detached family homes few and far between in Canada’s major housing markets, these trends may leave new homebuyers in a lurch. Continue reading
Food banks, bills and constant stress: What living in poverty really means in Canada
A survey by the Angus Reid Institute took a deeper look at the challenges faced by Canadians who struggle to make ends meet. Continue reading
Reverse mortgage: Is this the solution if you retire cash-poor?
For penniless retirees who own their homes, this can be a lifeline. But the costs are steep. Continue reading
Prime minister’s youth council split over Trans Mountain pipeline purchase
Fissures have appeared inside Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s youth council after a group of current and former members publicly urged the Liberal government to reverse its decision to buy Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline. Continue reading
Amazon Prime Day starts with technical glitches
As the online retailer’s hotly anticipated sale began, some users received a message that read, “UH-OH Something went wrong on our end.” Continue reading
U.S. fires back at Canada’s retaliatory tariffs with WTO challenge
The federal Liberal government introduced reciprocal duties earlier this month on some U.S. imports after the Trump administration slapped Canada – and other American allies – with tariffs on steel and aluminum. Continue reading
Canada’s home sales touch 5-year low for June, down 10% since last year
Still, home sales rose 4 per cent in June compared to May, the first substantive increase since the beginning of the year, the Canadian Real Estate Association said. Continue reading
