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Saskatchewan’s Wall pitches his province over Alberta for royalty stability + MORE Jun 4th
WEYBURN, Sask. – Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is using the NDP’s pending royalty review in Alberta to pitch his province to the oil industry.
In a speech to an industry audience in Weyburn, Wall promised his government has no plans to review the rates it charges oil companies in Saskat.... More »
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Eyes on the Prize: 5 Questions to Ask When Designing Your Perfect CRM Strategy Mar 19th
Understanding the customer is key to meeting their needs and boosting your business’ revenue. More and more businesses are coming to realize this. That’s why the customer relationship management software market is expected to reach $48.4 billion by 2020. It is already regarded the world’s bigg.... More »
Nine TSX stocks that combine price momentum, fundamental growth + MORE Mar 9th
These companies show positive price momentum supported by fundamental growth and profitability
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Lyft reveals it doubled revenue to $2.2B in 2018 as it files to go public Mar 1st
Ride-hailing giant Lyft released financial details in a federal filing before it begins selling its stock to the public, giving investors the first chance to buy into the ride-hailing phenomenon..... More »
CBC.caThalidomide survivors seek more financial support from OttawaCBC.caHealth Minister Rona Ambrose says the federal government is committed to working with thalidomide survivors seeking more financial support as they age, but didn't offer specifics as to what type of support might be made available. After meeting with …'I thought this day would never come'The Globe and MailAmbrose: government will work with thalidomide victims, ensure they're supportedWinnipeg Free PressGovernment to work with thalidomide victimsSimcoe.comall 43 news articles »
Why and how to ride out stock market waves
– moneysense.ca
(Adam Gault/Getty Images)Most stock market investors will experience several bear markets over the life of their portfolio. Listen here for tips on how to cope:
Play: Dan Bortolotti talks stock market swings
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For companies in pain, oil’s fall hits harder
– theglobeandmail.com
Oil patch players that have been restructuring and selling assets have been punished most by the drop in the price of West Texas intermediate
InterRent paying $58.M for residential completes, adjacent land in Ottawa
– canadianbusiness.com
OTTAWA – InterRent Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:IIP.UN) is paying $58.5 million for a multi-united residential complex in Ottawa as well as an adjacent property.
The acquisition, expected to be completed in early April, includes more than $56.2 million for 393 suites plus $2.25 million for the separate parcel of land, which was previously slated for a 140-unit condominium.
The property currently known as Forest Ridge totals almost 16 acres and consists of one high-rise with 169 suites, two low-rises with 94 suites and 130 townhomes, as well as three acres of vacant land that has already been severed.
The purchase price includes more than $56.2 million for the various rental units and $2.25 million for the separate parcel of land, which was previously slated for a 140-unit condominium.
The post InterRent paying $58.M for residential completes, adjacent land in Ottawa appeared first on Canadian Business.
The acquisition, expected to be completed in early April, includes more than $56.2 million for 393 suites plus $2.25 million for the separate parcel of land, which was previously slated for a 140-unit condominium.
The property currently known as Forest Ridge totals almost 16 acres and consists of one high-rise with 169 suites, two low-rises with 94 suites and 130 townhomes, as well as three acres of vacant land that has already been severed.
The purchase price includes more than $56.2 million for the various rental units and $2.25 million for the separate parcel of land, which was previously slated for a 140-unit condominium.
The post InterRent paying $58.M for residential completes, adjacent land in Ottawa appeared first on Canadian Business.
Theft of Honolulu police chief’s mailbox highlights family financial feud; trial to begin
– canadianbusiness.com
HONOLULU, Hawaii – The theft of the Honolulu police chief’s mailbox not only brought allegations of undue influence after a crack police squad made an arrest, but also exposed a messy family financial dispute.
Jury selection is scheduled to begin Tuesday in the federal mailbox-destruction case against Gerard Puana, the uncle of Police Chief Louis Kealoha’s wife.
According to a criminal complaint, Puana tore the mailbox from its support post in June 2013, stuck it into a car and drove away. The mailbox was in front of Louis and Katherine Kealoha’s former home in an upscale east Honolulu neighbourhood.
Prosecutors say Puana stole the mailbox in an effort to access account records that were sent to the residence. The records were connected to a lawsuit that Puana and his 95-year-old mother, Florence Puana, filed against Katherine Kealoha over finances.
Katherine Kealoha is on personal leave as head of the career criminal unit of the Honolulu prosecutor’s office…
Jury selection is scheduled to begin Tuesday in the federal mailbox-destruction case against Gerard Puana, the uncle of Police Chief Louis Kealoha’s wife.
According to a criminal complaint, Puana tore the mailbox from its support post in June 2013, stuck it into a car and drove away. The mailbox was in front of Louis and Katherine Kealoha’s former home in an upscale east Honolulu neighbourhood.
Prosecutors say Puana stole the mailbox in an effort to access account records that were sent to the residence. The records were connected to a lawsuit that Puana and his 95-year-old mother, Florence Puana, filed against Katherine Kealoha over finances.
Katherine Kealoha is on personal leave as head of the career criminal unit of the Honolulu prosecutor’s office…
