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Michael Grimaldi appointed new chair of OPTrust Subscriber content Michael Grimaldi has returned to the role after the abrupt departure of the previous chair
Appeals filed for dismissed lawsuits against three Canadian life insurers Subscriber content In March, a Saskatchewan judge ruled in favour of Manulife Financial Corp., Industrial Alliance Insurance and Financial Services Inc. and Bank of Montreal by ruling against three investment funds that had sued the insurers
Drop in trading revenues at U.S. investment banks doesn’t bode well for Canadian peers Subscriber content Citigroup Inc. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. both reported a 24-per-cent drop in their equity trading revenues on Monday, compared with a strong first quarter in 2018
CIBC shuffles executive ranks, names CEO’s brother as new head of Wood Gundy Subscriber content CIBC’s reorganization comes as Canada’s major banks look to boost their wealth-management divisions. For much of the past decade, Big Six banks have benefited from a lending boom
Aritzia’s new take on share buybacks inspires First Capital Realty to help shareholder unload $1.2-billion stake Subscriber content At Aritzia and First Capital Realty, share buybacks served a different purpose. They solved a problem that plagues public companies when significant shareholders – typically founders or private equity funds – cash in their holdings
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Why this Ontario engineering firm is the go-to for starchitects designing the world’s supertall towers Walking into the headquarters of RWDI is like stepping into a museum of architectural marvels and engineering feats. Despite its relative obscurity to the general public, the company has become a household name among top architects globally
Meet the man behind London Drugs: Brandt Louie talks retail, family and the future Subscriber content Third-generation owner and CEO of parent company H.Y. Louie Co. Employer of thousands. Father of two
Why big government debt isn’t as scary as you think Subscriber content Economists who argue that big government debt may not be a big problem are winning converts Ian McGugan
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Just how high can Canada’s cannabis giants get in the global market? Subscriber content As the first Western country to legalize marijuana, Canada is at the forefront of the international cannabis industry. But as other jurisdictions move towards legalization, the competition is getting fierce
We should openly celebrate Canada’s secret advantage: Our electrical grid is among the cleanest in the world More than 80 per cent of Canada’s electricity is already produced by sources that emit no carbon dioxide at all. Global companies looking for green energy should take a look up north Chris Turner
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Severance Should I negotiate for more severance? The answer is yes, says employment lawyer Daniel Lublin, as the first offer you gets isn't always the best offer
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Carrick Talks Money: What is F.I.R.E.? Be prepared to save your brains out Independent Financial Adviser, Darryl Brown, answers some reader questions with Rob Carrick on one of the newest retirement planning strategies called F.I.R.E., Financial Independence Retire Early.
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Toronto's first legal cannabis store opens for business There were several dozen people lined up before the 9am opening of Toronto's Hunny Pot cannabis store Monday morning. The store is one of the few who made the deadline to open April 1st, six months after Ontarians could by marijuana online.
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Gobi desert camp offers a peek at life on Mars A Mars simulation base has opened in the barren hills of China's Gansu province, after the country's moon probe success stirred public appetite for space exploration.
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The life cycle of a marijuana plant Step inside the Ontario facilities of a licensed pot producer and see the various life stages of cannabis – from seedling to flower to processing and packaging.
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