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Canadian advisers bullish on gold

Canadian investment advisers are increasingly bullish for gold stocks, but lukewarm on oil, a survey conducted March 27 to 31 by BetaPro Management Inc. finds.

Local CFOs to be feted

Local chief financial officers will be honoured at a special awards dinner May 17.

Province to engage public on improving the HST

The provincial government is launching a public engagement process “to consider options to improve the HST.”

Catalyst to curtail production at Arizona mill

Richmond-based Catalyst Paper Corporation (TSX: CTL) will curtail production of recycled newsprint at its Snowflake mill in Arizona by approximately 5,500 tonnes.

Non-residential investment down in B.C., up in Canada

Lower spending on recreational properties and office buildings in B.C. drove a small decline in the province’s non-residential real estate investment for the first quarter of 2011, according to a Statistics Canada report released today.

Resale value low priority for house-hunting Canadians: BMO

Ninety per cent of house-hunting Canadians value affordability and location over resale value, according to a new BMO Bank of Montreal survey released this morning.

Corporate tax cuts don’t make economic sense: CCPA

A three-point corporate tax reduction proposed by the Conservative Party would cost $6 billion per year, but stimulate only about $600 million in new business investment annually, a study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) concludes.

Just-Eat Canada swallows YummyWeb whole

Toronto-based Just-Eat Canada, the nation’s largest online-food delivery portal, announced today it has expanded its operations westward with its acquisition of Vancouver-based YummyWeb Inc.

YVR to build state-of-art noise gate

The Vancouver Airport Authority plans to build a new ground run-up enclosure (GRE) to cut engine run-up noise that keeps Richmond residents up at night.

B.C. bucks national trend, sees opportunities in Asia

Two-thirds of Canadians believe China will surpass the U.S. as the world’s most influential nation within a decade – something some view as more of a threat than an opportunity, according to a recent poll.