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Canadian M&A deals expected to pick up in 2024

Canadian M&A deals expected to pick up in 2024

M&A activity in Canada has been flat for about a year: PwC
Economic recovery in Canada will be slow: Deloitte

Economic recovery in Canada will be slow: Deloitte

Economic growth largely dependent on how fast interest rates come down
Adidas store at Robson and Burrard streets readying to open

Adidas store at Robson and Burrard streets readying to open

German footwear brand plans to open store in the prime real estate location by early December
Apple to bring self-service repair program to Canada next year

Apple to bring self-service repair program to Canada next year

TORONTO — Apple says Canadians will soon get access to a program providing them with the parts, tools and manuals they need to fix their own devices.
Fast-growing Surrey grapples with business issues

Fast-growing Surrey grapples with business issues

Population growth and high property taxes create pain points for B.C.’s second-largest city
Surrey pet-cemetery site owner sues for defamation

Surrey pet-cemetery site owner sues for defamation

Turnberry Developments sues pet lover for allegedly spreading misinformation.
Cedar LNG in Kitimat is a go

Cedar LNG in Kitimat is a go

Haisla, Pembina Pipelines sanction $5.5 billion LNG project
Liberal government's proposed capital gains tax changes come into effect today

Liberal government's proposed capital gains tax changes come into effect today

OTTAWA — The Liberal government's changes to capital gains taxation came into effect Tuesday, despite significant pushback from business and physicians' groups.
Tulsequah Chief mine finally getting a closure and remediation plan

Tulsequah Chief mine finally getting a closure and remediation plan

Teck predecessor company owned mine which has been polluting the Tulsequah River for decades
Self-government comes for northwest B.C. First Nation in proposed treaty

Self-government comes for northwest B.C. First Nation in proposed treaty

TERRACE — A draft treaty decades in the making has been signed by a First Nation in British Columbia's northwest, moving the nation away from the "repressive and outdated Indian Act," its chief said.