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Foreign market access top of mind for western premiers

Improving access to Asian markets for Canadian goods was one of the main topics of discussion at Thursday’s meeting between western premiers.

Gold breaks US$1,500-per-ounce threshold

A faltering U.S. dollar helped gold puncture the US$1,500-per-ounce threshold temporarily on April 19 and set another record high. Gold futures contracts for June delivery hit a high of US$1,500.50 per ounce before settling back to US$1,495.

GLG launches stevia-sweetened tea sales in China

GLG Life Tech Corp. (Nasdaq:GLGL; TSX:GLG) announced April 19 that it has shipped six million bottles of tea, sweetened with stevia, to 157 distributors throughout China.

Casino vote could affect tower development

City council’s unanimous decision Tuesday to reject Paragon Gaming’s proposal to build the largest casino in Western Canada is likely to have wider implications for the development of northeast False Creek.

Perimeter road to spark industrial land rush: Avison Young

Looking for top-notch industrial land? Avison Young believes the Lower Mainland’s new South Fraser Perimeter Road (SFPR) is the perfect location for shipping companies looking to set up shop.

Pan American keeps control of Bolivian mine, for now

Pan American Silver Corp. (TSX:PAA) said Tuesday the Bolivian government has no official plans to seize control of its San Vicente mine.

Environment takes back seat for B.C. consumers: Ipsos-Reid

Environmental concerns are not top of mind when B.C. shoppers hit the mall.

Lots of competition: Parking brawl brewing

>Impark behemoth losing traction in local parking lot market as competition intensifies

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