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Calgary-based fuel retailer Parkland Corp. lowers 2024 earnings forecast as consumer demand fallsThe company revised its guidance for adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization for the year to $1.9 billion, down from $2 billion.MoneyAug 1
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How climate-related extreme weather puts oil and gas assets, production at riskAlso this month, Hurricane Beryl forced the temporary shutdown of offshore oil platforms along the U.S. Gulf Coast.EconomyJul 22
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B.C. fruit growers cite ‘productive meeting’ with province after co-op collapseBC Tree Fruits, a member-owned cooperative that helps fruit growers get their product to market, abruptly closed in late July.PoliticsAug 8
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Rail strike may begin this month after labour board says work non-essentialLate Friday afternoon, Canadian Pacific said it will lock out 3,300 employees one minute after midnight on Aug. 22 unless a deal is secured.CanadaAug 9
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Airports demand millions in unpaid fees from defunct Lynx AirAuthorities for the Calgary, Vancouver, Edmonton, Halifax and Winnipeg airports are asking for an order instructing Lynx to hand over $4.1 million in unpaid fees.CanadaJun 14
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LCBO workers set early July deadline for potential liquor store strikeThe union recently accepted a request from the LCBO to have a third-party mediator lead stalling talks to try and break a long-standing logjam.CanadaJun 18
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Calgary water emergency: Repairs likely to be done in 3-week windowCalgary officials said Wednesday that regular water supply will likely be restored on the earlier end of the timeline estimate – in about three weeks rather than five.CanadaJun 19
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Defunct Lynx Air selling off life jackets, oxygen masks in bid to recoup lossesLynx Air hopes to sell off everything from life jackets to oxygen masks as it tries to recoup a portion of the losses it suffered before filing for creditor protection earlier this year. In court filings last week, the defunct discount carrier said it has worked out deals with a pair of aviation companies abroad...EconomyMay 24
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Putin warns against striking Russia as Ukraine gets more aid from EU alliesPresident Vladimir Putin warned that hitting Russian soil with Western-supplied weapons could set the war on a dangerous new path.WorldMay 28
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East Toronto tenants share struggles of year-long fight against rent increasesA group of tenants at buildings in Toronto’s Thorncliffe Park Drive have withheld rent to protest what they say are above guideline rent increases being sought by their landlords.CanadaJun 12
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TikTok, ByteDance sue U.S. over law seeking sale or ban of appThe companies said they filed a lawsuit in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia arguing that the law violates the U.S. Constitution on a number of grounds.TechMay 7
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Thousands of Canada’s rail workers have a strike mandate. What happens now?Train conductors, engineers, yard workers and rail traffic controllers under Teamsters Canada Rail Conference (TCRC) voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike mandate Wednesday.CanadaMay 3
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‘Trying not to die’: Tourism operators loaded with debt despite rising demandTourism has come roaring back from pandemic lows, but operators say the sector has yet to reach pre-COVID levels.LifestyleApr 23
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Chemical plant shuts down after high benzene levels detected near Ontario First NationDays after high levels of the cancer-causing chemical benzene were detected on the northern border of Aamjiwnaang First Nation, a chemical plant in Sarnia is shutting down.EnvironmentApr 20
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Ontario takes action against chemical plant after Aamjiwnaang First Nation residents fell illThe Ontario government says it’s taking swift action against a chemical plant after a spike in benzene readings and after members Aamjiwnaang First Nation fell ill.EnvironmentApr 19
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Lynx Air says passenger refunds will hurt investors because of defiant contractorLynx's shutdown comes as the budget airlines that have cropped up in recent years face ongoing financial pressures.ConsumerApr 15
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Leave Canada or sue? Auto theft victims consider their options as cases surgeThe surge in auto thefts has led to rises in home invasions, violent robberies and gun violence throughout the GTA, according to Toronto police.CanadaApr 13
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Canadian energy producers say they’re prepared for 2024 drought, wildfire risksCanadian energy producers say they are prepared and ready for what could be another spring and summer of drought and wildfires in Western Canada.CanadaApr 9
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U.S. Congress averts government shutdown – again – by extending funding deadlineThe short-term extension is the fourth in recent months, and many lawmakers expect it to be the last for the current fiscal year as lawmakers finalize annual spending bills.U.S. NewsFeb 29
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‘A significant document’: Health care-heavy Manitoba budget releasedManitoba's 2024 budget has been unveiled, and unsurprisingly, it has a heavy focus on improvements to the province's health-care system.PoliticsApr 2