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Highlights of the 2017-18 British Columbia budget

Highlights of the 2017-18 British Columbia budget

VICTORIA — Highlights of British Columbia's 2017-18 budget released Tuesday: — A forecast surplus of $295 million, a fifth consecutive balanced budget with projections to remain in the black for the next two years, with a $223 million surplus in 2019

Maple Leaf Foods to buy meatless foods producer for US$140 million

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Maple Leaf Foods (TSX:MFI) has announced it will acquire an American company that makes plant-based protein foods for US$140 million and any related costs.
Parent company of Tim Hortons to buy Popeyes restaurant chain for $1.8 billion

Parent company of Tim Hortons to buy Popeyes restaurant chain for $1.8 billion

TORONTO — The parent company of Tim Hortons and Burger King is making a move to add fried chicken to its repertoire with an offer to buy Popeyes in a friendly deal. Restaurant Brands International (TSX:QSR) said Tuesday it will pay US$1.
Jets steamed by NHL's decision to suspend Trouba but not Malkin

Jets steamed by NHL's decision to suspend Trouba but not Malkin

TORONTO — Blake Wheeler was still puzzled Tuesday morning by the NHL's disciplinary process.
The Tuesday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories

The Tuesday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories

Highlights from the news file for Tuesday, Feb.
Toronto Argonauts sign former Ottawa Redblacks receiver Khalil Paden

Toronto Argonauts sign former Ottawa Redblacks receiver Khalil Paden

TORONTO — The Toronto Argonauts signed American receiver Khalil Paden on Tuesday. The six-foot-one, 180-pound Paden spent the last three seasons with the Ottawa Redblacks.
Efforts to revise NAFTA will include all three member countries, Freeland says

Efforts to revise NAFTA will include all three member countries, Freeland says

TORONTO — All three NAFTA members will be at the table whenever talks to revise the trade deal get underway, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said Tuesday amid concerns that Mexico could be given short shrift.
Damages awarded two inmates for prison lockdowns called unjustified

Damages awarded two inmates for prison lockdowns called unjustified

TORONTO — A judge's finding that two inmates were subjected to cruel and unusual treatment because of the numerous prison lockdowns they endured was based on faulty information and legally wrong, Ontario's top court heard Tuesday.
Sub-zero styles create frosty fun at Yukon frozen-hair competition

Sub-zero styles create frosty fun at Yukon frozen-hair competition

WHITEHORSE — Think of the frost fairy on a really bad hair day. Those are the prospective winners at the Takhini Hot Pools hair-freezing contest that have captured the attention of many through the Internet.
PC leader supports anti-Islamophobia motion; says party opposes any form of hate

PC leader supports anti-Islamophobia motion; says party opposes any form of hate

TORONTO — Ontario's Progressive Conservative Leader will support an anti-Islamophobia motion from a Liberal member and is encouraging his caucus to do the same.
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