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Canada wins wild round-robin finale

Canada wins wild round-robin finale

The tournament hosts play for Mexico for bronze at 11 a.m. Saturday, while the United States and Japan square off in the gold medal game at 3 p.m.
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Renata Gloria Bruce

Renata Gloria Bruce

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David McClary (Jones)

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Centerra reaches settlement deal in long-running dispute with Kyrgyz Republic

TORONTO — Centerra Gold Inc. (TSX:CG) has reached a settlement in its long-running dispute with the government of the Kyrgyz Republic.
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Reducing debt, maintaining discipline among Barrick's priorities: president

Reducing debt, maintaining discipline among Barrick's priorities: president

TORONTO — Barrick Gold (TSX:ABX) says it will focus on maximizing its free cash flow, reducing debt and maintaining investment discipline in the year ahead.
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Barrick, Goldcorp to join forces to co-develop projects in northern Chile

TORONTO — Two of Canada's biggest gold companies are creating a new joint venture to advance several mining projects clustered in northern Chile. The joint venture will be owned equally by Toronto-based Barrick Gold Corp.
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North American stock indices relatively flat ahead of Memorial Day weekend

TORONTO — North American stock markets were relatively flat Friday, while the price of oil rebounded after dropping nearly US$2.50 a barrel the day before. The S&P/TSX composite index inched forward 6.20 points to 15,416.
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Confederation College and Sodexo Canada welcome new plant-based meal provider

Confederation College and Sodexo Canada welcome new plant-based meal provider

The packaging the new provider uses is all compostable, which also helps with another one of the college's initiatives to reduce waste on campus
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Musselwhite mine officially under new ownership

Musselwhite mine officially under new ownership

The acquisition was announced in November and has now been finalized.
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Loonie drops to 14-month low but Toronto stock index up despite lumber dispute

TORONTO — A rekindled softwood lumber trade dispute with the United States pushed the Canadian dollar to its lowest level in 14 months on Tuesday. The loonie lost 0.29 of a U.S. cent to close at 73.
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