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Interurban rights to be renewed in valley
Passenger rail rights on the old Interurban line through Langley will be renewed before a 21-year-old agreement expires next month.
Trading day: TSX tumbles despite signs of economic turnaround
Canadian stock markets tumbled for a second straight session Tuesday as traders shrugged off a surge in building permits and business activity, choosing to focus instead on plunging energy prices.
Moody's upgrades Teck's ratings to positive from negative
Moody's Investors Service has upgraded Teck Resources Ltd.'s rating outlook to positive from negative after the company sold China a 17.2-per-cent stake in the company.
Energy stocks lead way to TSX losses as oil falls for 5th day; N.Y also lower
The Toronto stock market was sharply lower for a second session Tuesday morning as doubts about the strength of an economic recovery persuaded investors to step back and take some more profits from the spring rally.
TSX plunges as commodity prices fall
Slumping oil prices hit the TSX Monday. Canadian stocks were roughed up on Monday, as resource stocks tumbled on falling prices for oil and other commodities.
Tumbling oil sends stocks lower
Tumbling oil prices and worries about the economy are pushing the Toronto stock market sharply lower.
Rates established for westbound coal through end of Q1 2010
Canadian Pacific Railway Limited today announced the results of rate proceedings between CP and Teck Coal Ltd.
Renewing a Canadian connection
At the centre of Tokyo's postmodern layers - the salarymen in skyscrapers, the shoppers rushing to spend, the trend-setters reinventing themselves on bullet trains above and subway lines below - there is a moat, like the ones in fairy tales.
Slumping economy forces Canadian Pacific Railway layoffs
Since January, approximately 100 Canadian Pacific Railway employees have been laid off in Saskatchewan.
Glenbow Museum Exhibits Vistas
Glenbow Museum, Alberta runs an exhibition named 'Vistas: Artists on the Canadian Pacific Railway' through September 20, 2009.
Union leader Jimmy Orr was 'champion of the people'
Jimmy Orr spent the majority of his working life at the port as a longshoreman and then a steamship checker.
Blogs Read Andrew Willis' Streetwise blog regularly to follow up-to-the-minute developments on the day's market-moving news Tuesday, June 30, 2009 10:01 AM CP Rail debt deal coming Andrew Willis M arkets will be quiet this week, as Canadian and U.S. summer holidays begin, but when investors do start paying attention again, look for a bond financing ...
On our nation's 142 birthday, it's time to bask in our assorted achievements. Don your thinking toque, grab some maple cookies and a serviette and repose on the chesterfield while you attempt this Canadiana quiz.
Minot Police Continue To Investigate Crimes
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'We have to make sure that regulation is not stupid': John Manley
As a former politician, John Manley understands that the politically expedient thing for policy makers is to over-regulate in the aftermath of major events -- a financial crisis, for example -- to ensure history does not repeat itself.
Train journey a photographer's dream
Sometimes we kick ourselves for not doing something we've always wanted to do. Well, on June 11, I put that talk into action, and am I ever glad I did.
Police Still Seek Train Tampering Suspects
Minot police say a number of vandalism incidents in the city may be connected, including tampering with the controls of two parked Canadian Pacific Railway locomotives, and cemetery vandalism.
Village reverses train horn ban for Fourth of July
Hoping to prevent another holiday tragedy, Elm Grove is suspending its train horn ban for July 4. The village expects an increase in vehicle and pedestrian traffic that day due to Fourth of July festivities.
City, CP agree to study move of downtown yard
Canadian Pacific Railway and Canadian National Railway have reached an agreement in principle to move railcar switching out of the downtown core, city council heard Monday.
Vintage aircraft visit us on Canada Day
NEWS RELEASE CANADIAN BUSHPLANE HERITAGE CENTRE *************************** Canadian Centennial of Flight Relay comes to Sault Ste.