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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 24, 2024

Page

9

Base metals lift TSX as stocks gain before BoC decision

Canadian stocks rose as base metal shares supported the S and P/TSX composite which closed up 110.29 at 21 034.59 while U S indices mixed ahead of earnings and Fed rate outlook. The BoC is expected to hold rates with guidance toward possible cuts later in 2024.

Toronto Canada Bank of Canada U.S New York Philip Petursson IG Wealth Management Petursson U.S. Federal Reserve

Pret a Manger opens first standalone in Toronto

Pret A Manger launched its first standalone Canada restaurant at 90 Adelaide St W in Toronto's Financial District. The soft launch runs until Feb 5 before a grand opening, joining a Canadian presence that began via A&W shops in 2022.

Toronto U.K Pret A Manger Canada Adelaide St Financial District Pret A&w Food Services of Canada Inc Jorrie Bruffett Manger North Ireland France India Singapore Montreal London JAB Holding Company A&w Vancouver Shake Shack

CN Rail posts higher net income as revenue slips in Q4

Canadian National Railway reports Q4 revenue of 4.47 billion dollars, down two percent from a year earlier, while net income climbs 50 percent to 2.13 billion. Adjusted earnings decline to 2.02 per share, with operating ratio worsening to 59.3 percent. Dividend up seven percent for 2024.

Montreal Canadian National Railway Co Refinitiv

First Nations Finance Authority hits 2B loan milestone

The FNFA, a First Nation led finance body, has issued 2 billion in debenture loans aimed at closing Canada's Indigenous infrastructure gap. CEO Ernie Daniels said the non profit pools member nation resources to offer discounted rates about 2.92 percentage points below bank prime, enabling more affordable infrastructure build.

Canada Ity FNFA Vincial Ernie Daniels

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