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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange

Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange

TORONTO — Some of the most active companies traded Thursday on the Toronto Stock Exchange: Toronto Stock Exchange (21,531.72, down 72.47 points.) Manulife Financial Corp. (TSX:MFC). Financials. Up 99 cents, or 3.7 per cent, to $27.89 on 39.
S&P/TSX composite ends on a down note over rate hike fears

S&P/TSX composite ends on a down note over rate hike fears

Canada's main stock index closed on a downward note after higher-than-expected inflation numbers south of the border appeared to increase the likelihood of an aggressive rate hike next month by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Canadian insurers see growth potential in Asian markets as middle class grows

Canadian insurers see growth potential in Asian markets as middle class grows

TORONTO — Canadian insurers Manulife Financial Corp. and Sun Life Financial Inc. said Thursday that they see significant potential for Asian markets as the region's middle class continues to grow.
Yukon slowly lifts COVID-19 restrictions despite pressure brought on by protests

Yukon slowly lifts COVID-19 restrictions despite pressure brought on by protests

WHITEHORSE — Yukon's acting chief medical officer of health says the territory will continue to gradually lift COVID-19 restrictions despite political pressure brought on by protests and blockades in other parts of the country. Dr.
Precision Drilling says higher oil prices working to its benefit as business picks up

Precision Drilling says higher oil prices working to its benefit as business picks up

CALGARY — The head of Precision Drilling Corp. says higher oil and gas prices are boosting business, as the company works to reduce debt and climb back into the black after its 11th straight quarter of net losses.
Doctors and tourism industry calling on Ottawa to end COVID-19 testing requirements

Doctors and tourism industry calling on Ottawa to end COVID-19 testing requirements

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — The Canadian Travel and Tourism Roundtable is joining a group of doctors to demand the federal government end all COVID-19 testing requirements for passengers.
'Spillover effect is huge': Automakers scaling back production amid border blockades

'Spillover effect is huge': Automakers scaling back production amid border blockades

Automakers in Canada are scaling back production and bracing for continued disruptions as trucker blockades at U.S. border crossings worsen an industry-wide parts shortage.
US inflation highest in 40 years, with no letup in sight

US inflation highest in 40 years, with no letup in sight

WASHINGTON (AP) — Inflation soared over the past year at its highest rate in four decades, hammering American consumers, wiping out pay raises and reinforcing the Federal Reserve’s decision to begin raising borrowing rates across the economy.
Unions, employers split on 'right to disconnect' legislation: advisory committee

Unions, employers split on 'right to disconnect' legislation: advisory committee

An advisory group tasked with recommending how Canada should handle the right to disconnect after work hours was split on whether the country should adopt a legislative requirement for workplaces.
Telus CEO says 5G deployment "a marathon not a sprint"

Telus CEO says 5G deployment "a marathon not a sprint"

VANCOUVER — As Telus Corp. accelerates investments into its 5G network, CEO Darren Entwistle expects commercialization to take time while the company focuses on developing the right product services and applications.
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