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Premarket: U.S. funding deal keeps stock bulls on the charge + MORE Jan 23rd
World stocks hit 12th record high of the year; bitcoin falls as South Korea issues bank account ban
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Aquaponic chronic: Canadian company producing marijuana fertilized by fish + MORE Feb 4th
The unlikely combination of freshwater fish and cannabis is producing outsized medical marijuana crops that Green Relief Inc. aims to capitalize on, as the Canadian company plots a stock market listing and global expansion..... More »
Mark Norman one of only three people DND refused to give help with legal bills in past two years - National Post Mar 3rd
Mark Norman one of only three people DND refused to give help with legal bills in past two years National PostVice-Admiral Mark Norman is one of only three individuals over the past two years whose request to the Defence Department for financial help with legal bills ....... More »
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Oil prices fall as U.S. output rise outweighs crude stock falls
– theglobeandmail.com
International Energy Agency says global oil stocks have tightened substantially
Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver speaks to media as Premier John Horgan and looks on following the legislation announcement banning union and corporate donations to political parties during a press conference at Legislature in Victoria, B.C., on Monday, September 18, 2017. (Chad Hipolito/CP)The distinction between politics and the political is subtle. But sometimes an issue or policy proposal will bring the difference between the two into stark relief. Take, for example, the recent chatter about housing policy in British Columbia. As elected officials scramble to address the overheated housing market, the latest supposed policy miracle comes from B.C. Green Party leader Andrew Weaver, who recently suggested a ban on foreign real-estate buyers. He argues that a foreign buyer’s tax is insufficient to curb the effects of money on the housing market, the province should take the road that New Zealand has recently decided to travel.
Weaver rather smartly pointed out that housing ought not to be a commodity…
ETF investing grew at a record pace in 2017. Here’s why
– thestar.com
What was once a cheap, simple way to invest in the broad stock market has become increasingly complex, writes Gordon Pape.
