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North American car sales surge

North American car sales surge

Purchases in Canada this year are stronger than expected, bank says

War declared on pine beetle

Saskatchewan is spending $800,000 to battle a pest that has ravaged B.C. and parts of Alberta. The money includes $450,000 Saskatchewan will pay Alberta to help stop the eastward spread of the mountain pine beetle through boreal forests.

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Home starts expected to slow

A moderate slowdown in new-home construction starts as well as sales of existing housing has been forecast by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.

Barrick mine in Caribbean produces gold

Barrick Gold Corp. says its "world-class" Pueblo Viejo mine in the Dominican Republic has achieved first gold production, with ore being processed through the first two of four autoclaves.

Union expects workers to share in auto profits

The 91原创 Auto Workers does not expect to regain all of the concessions it made when automakers were struggling during the recession, but it wants to share in the profits now that the industry has rebounded.

Price fears over Astral sale to Bell

Bell would have too much control of English-language TV content and consumers would end up with higher prices if the telecom company is allowed to buy Astral Media, competitor Telus said on Tuesday. Bell could have 49.

Deal struck for oilsands dorm

Horizon North Logistic Inc. has received a $140-million contract to provide manufactured housing for up to 1,900 people in the Fort McMurray oilsands region in northern Alberta.

Ontario helps laid-off RIM staff

The Ontario government is teaming up with Research In Motion Ltd. to help laid-off workers in the city where the company, which is working through a restructuring that includes slashing jobs, is based.

Google cuts 4,000 at Motorola

Google Inc. plans to cut about 4,000 positions at its Motorola Mobility subsidiary, about one-fifth of the cellphone maker's total workforce.