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Canadian consumer confidence slips further

As the economic climate has continued to worsen in Europe and the United States, Canadians’ confidence in the economy continued to drop in September, according to the TNS Canadian Consumer Confidence Index levels released this morning.

Silvercorp faces second anonymous fraud allegation

Silvercorp Metals’ (TSX:SVM) saw its share value edge upward Wednesday after it responded to a second set of fraud allegations.

Pembina Institute urges scrutiny of shale gas industry

The provincial government needs to take a closer look at natural gas industry pollution levels and the impact the sector is having on B.C.’s fresh water resources, according to two new reports released Wednesday by the Pembina Institute.

B.C. housing prices to rise 6.8% in 2011: Central 1

A slight drop in B.C.’s year-over-year housing sales in 2011 won’t stop median prices from rising 6.8% to $417,000 this year, according to a Central 1 forecast released this morning.

PNE workers may strike over fair wages

Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) workers have overwhelmingly voted in favour of a strike.

Canadian mining produced more millionaires in 2011

Canadian mining CEOs earning in excess of $1 million rose in 2011, according to a PricewaterhouseCoopers report released this morning.

B.C. releases new wood-frame construction guide

The province has released a new wood-frame construction guide it claims will help residential builders shape better buildings.

Hathor board calls for rejection of hostile bid

The board of Vancouver-based Hathor Exploration Ltd . (TSX:HAT) has joined company executives in exhorting shareholders to reject a $520 hostile takeover bid by Saskatoon uranium giant Cameco (TSX:CCO), Hathor announced this morning.

B.C. most concerned in country with saving, investing: RBC

B.C. placed the highest value in the country on saving and investing for the future, according to RBC debt poll results released this morning.

Burrard Street 11th priciest for offices in North America

Burrard Street is the 11th most expensive street in North America for office rental space, according to financial and professional services firm Jones Lang LaSalle's study of 40 office markets released this week.