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Unionized workers at a financially strapped paper mill on Newfoundland's west coast have voted to accept changes to their pension plan. Montreal-based Kruger Inc.

A company that has committed to dismantling a ship stranded off Cape Breton for almost a year has accused another firm of stripping the vessel of its valuable metals.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning the public not to eat certain Pure Flavor brand pre-cut vegetables because they may be contaminated with listeria bacteria. The products, made by Pure Hothouse Foods have been distributed across Ontario.

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Opposition to the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline is not diminished by a proposal to build a $13-billion refinery near Kitimat, First Nations and environmental groups said on Friday.

The B.C. Government and Service Employees' Union has scheduled another one-day walkout for selected workers around the province.

Clothing is generally not a tax-deductible expense. Nevertheless, every once in a while a taxpayer is adamant that the cost of his or her clothing should qualify for a tax writeoff and takes the matter all the way to court.

The Bank of Spain says the country's bad loan rate shot up to a record of 9.42 per cent in June, with more than $201.38 billion US in loans to households and businesses at least three months behind in their payments.

Ramsay Machine Works is building another industrial monster, and this one's a bright teal colour and in the open for everyone to see.

Developers behind the massive Capital City Centre project in Colwood want to provide some of the most affordable new homes in the region by offering their own mortgage program designed to help first-time home buyers.