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Brookfield to sell controlling stake in NB forest products company
Blue Wolf Capital Partners, Atlas Holdings expect to take controlling interest in about three weeks
Huge plastics blaze in Windsor, Ont. prompts state of emergency
Crews battled the blaze into the early evening on Tuesday at a plastics factory on the southwest corner of the city.
United Technologies CEO optimistic about economy, airline industry
Louis Chenevert told analysts airline profitability looks better for 2013 than in recent years
Carney praises Canada’s resilience in final speech as governor
Once again dismissed theory Canada beset with Dutch disease
Automakers cancel summer shutdowns to meet renewed demand
After closing more than two dozen factories during the recession, U.S. automakers need to use their remaining capacity to its fullest
Carney leaving Bank of Canada with country in a stronger position
But, he says Canada is less well-oriented to the sources of global growth; must focus on exports, business investment.
Controversial trailer leads to award
Walmart Canada's Michael Buna spearheaded the supercube project
Derailed train leaks 91,000 litres of oil in rural Saskatchewan
A total of 575 barrels hit the ground, said a Canadian Pacific Rail spokesman
Death toll rises to 23 in blast at explosives plant in eastern China
10 still missing, 19 others injured by explosion at factory in Shandong province
Texas company to build 3-D food printer prototype
NASA has issued a grant to SMRC to build a 3-D food printing system prototype for long-distance space travel
Investigation to determine if DND shipping containers are seaworthy
Soldiers sent to Afghanistan to perform inspections
Defence planners leery about F 35 operating costs before government reset
Planners concerned about maintenance costs a year after the government said they wanted the jet
Regulatory costs a top concern for U.S. manufacturers: BDO study
Contentious business climate still ranks as top concern in the U.S.
SME launches online engineering, manufacturing wiki
Knowledge Edge features thousands of technical papers, e-books and videos
Business forced to pay much of the bill for Sochi Olympics build
State-controlled companies and tycoons will foot more than half of the bill, which now stands at $51 billion and makes the 2014 Winter Games by far the most expensive Olympics in history.
Quebec SMEs continue to grow, but could invest more: report
56 per cent of firms in province experienced revenue growth of at least five per cent last year
Chinese rice mills investigated following large scale contamination
The toxic metal cadmium is believed to have entered the rice from soil polluted with heavy metal
Halifax transit system buying up to 80 New Flyer clean diesel buses
Contract includes firm order of 22 buses with options to purchase additional 58 from Winnipeg firm
Premier’s response to budget demands eases election threat in Ontario
NDP "encouraged" by Kathleen Wynne's response to series of post-budget demands