Market Close Wrap Toronto Stocks and Commodities
Market activity ends with the S&P/TSX Composite Index up 36.65 points at 11 753.55 while the TSX Venture Exchange slips 0.55. The Dow rises 4.16, S&P 500 up 2.42, Nasdaq down 6. Oil futures gain to 98.67 while gold slides to 1613.60 per ounce. The Canadian dollar stands at 97.48 US cents.
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Gang member sentenced in Alberta reserve shooting case
Clinton Roy Green was sentenced in Hobema Alberta after being found guilty of aggravated assault. He received five years in prison with credit for time served. The case followed a shooting at a Samson Cree First Nation home that left a woman seriously injured.
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Alberta sheep RFID grant boosts flock tracing program
Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development announces the Sheep RFID Technology Assistance Program offering up to 5000 per producer to cover RFID equipment software and training. The 300000 total fund, 70 percent provincial and 30 percent federal, runs on a first come basis with a March 15 2012 deadline.
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MP weighs parole for impaired driver who killed parents of five
Red Deer MP Earl Dreeshen said he will push federal Public Safety Minister Vic Toews to review the National Parole Board decision granting day parole to Chad Mitchell Olsen, 24, who killed Krista Howe and Brad Howe after driving drunk. Olsen will face conditions at home. Krista Howe’s mother Sandra Green says the family is shocked and will miss Christmas without Brad and Krista as their children live with Krista’s sister Karla.
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Ferry crash shuts Duke Point terminal for months
The Duke Point terminal near Nanaimo will be shut for months after the Coastal Inspiration crashed into the dock injuring two. BC Ferries says the vessel, built in Germany, carries 1600 plus passengers and 370 vehicles and requires a new part to be made abroad.
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