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Rogers Sugar to spend $200 million to grow production capacity in Montreal

Rogers Sugar to spend $200 million to grow production capacity in Montreal

MONTREAL — Rogers Sugar Inc. has announced plans to spend $200 million to grow its production capacity at its plant in Montreal to help meet increased demand in Eastern Canada.
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Oxford Properties launches $28M redevelopment of Yorkdale's main corridor, food court

Oxford Properties launches $28M redevelopment of Yorkdale's main corridor, food court

TORONTO — Oxford Properties Group says it will spend $28 million to redevelop Yorkdale mall's main corridor and food court.
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Sexual assault trial for Haydn Edmundson, former head of military HR, delayed

Sexual assault trial for Haydn Edmundson, former head of military HR, delayed

OTTAWA — A sexual-assault trial for the military's former head of human resources has been delayed.
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Coinbase CEO says Canadian crypto regulations encouraging

Coinbase CEO says Canadian crypto regulations encouraging

TORONTO — Coinbase is rolling out Interac e-transfer integration as part of its Canadian offerings as it says it's encouraged by the regulatory approach in the country.
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In the news today: Heat wave in B.C., wildfires prompt evacuation in NWT

In the news today: Heat wave in B.C., wildfires prompt evacuation in NWT

Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed on what you need to know today... Heat wave expected to expand into B.C.
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As B.C. temperatures soar, advocates call for rules to keep rental housing cool

As B.C. temperatures soar, advocates call for rules to keep rental housing cool

VANCOUVER — Advocates for renters in British Columbia say it's time to consider setting a maximum temperature for rental housing to protect vulnerable tenants from dangerous heat.
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Indigenous communities are embraced at the Women's World Cup, but will the legacy live on?

Indigenous communities are embraced at the Women's World Cup, but will the legacy live on?

AUCKLAND, New Zealand (AP) — More than any previous tournament, the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand has leaned into both including and showcasing the Indigenous cultures of both nations.
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Scarborough beats Calgary 82-70 to net CEBL title

Scarborough beats Calgary 82-70 to net CEBL title

LANGLEY, B.C. — As the final buzzer sounded and the Scarborough Shooting Stars claimed the Canadian Elite Basketball League championship, their MVP said his mind went blank with shock.
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Kelly, Leake lead Toronto Argonauts to 44-31 home victory over Ottawa Redblacks

Kelly, Leake lead Toronto Argonauts to 44-31 home victory over Ottawa Redblacks

TORONTO — Chad Kelly and the Toronto Argonauts head into their final bye week of the season firmly atop the East Division.
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Wildfires close evacuation routes out of NWT towns, some being transported by air

Wildfires close evacuation routes out of NWT towns, some being transported by air

FORT SMITH, N.W.T.
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