Conference Board Of Canada News
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Canada needs to maintain its publicly funded health care and education systems to curb income inequality, Diana Carney told a parliamentary committee.
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Canadian consumer confidence declined in October, according to the Conference Board of Canada.
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Canadian consumer confidence increased in September, according to the Conference Board of Canada.
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Saskatchewan Energy and Resources Minister Bill Boyd said today the Conference Board of Canada will conduct “an independent analysis of a proposed takeover” of Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc.
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The world’s eight largest potash miners, whose market control already exceeds that of oil cartel OPEC, are poised to tighten their grip on prices of the crop fertilizer as proposed mergers consolidate sales channels.
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Canada’s slowest inflation rate in more than three years and meager output growth signal the fourth-quarter economic rebound will fall short of central bank governor Mark Carney’s forecast.
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Canadian stocks declined for a third day, led by gold producers, after the precious metal fell from a record as the U.S. dollar strengthened.
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Canadian trucking companies are poised to announce the most takeovers in more than a decade, signaling confidence in the economy’s resilience as their U.S. and European peers hold back.
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Ford Motor Co., entering contract talks with the Canadian Auto Workers union, will try to close a $15 an hour all-in labor cost gap versus what the company pays its U.S. workers, according to a senior company official.
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Canadian retail sales rose by less than a third of what economists forecast in January as the biggest jump in new-car sales in three years was blunted by declines at home-improvement and electronics stores.
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