Fewer rules for banks urged by Canadian regulatory study
A Canadian task force led by James Baillie urges limited government intervention in banking. The 66 page discussion paper argues a flexible regulatory framework suits a global, technology driven market. Critics warn against lax rules while the report notes reforms unlikely before 2002 and WTO timelines.
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Sexual success for Ontario inventor blooms in Bloomingdale's
Ontario perfumer Michel Germain of Carleton Place has created Sexual, a fragrance now headed to Bloomingdale's in the United States after seven years of development. The line is sold in 38 Bay stores and internationally in the Bahamas Bermuda Kuwait and Dubai.
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Cantel sued by dealers over contract dispute in Canada
Cantel faced a $46 million lawsuit from dealers alleging unfair practices in a contract dispute. Cantel spokeswoman Carleen Carroll offered no details beyond confirmation of the suit and said she had not yet seen the filing.
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U.S. stocks rise as inflation shows control
The Dow climbs 52.02 points to 7763.4 in early trading while the TSE 300 gains over 21 points to 6536.6. Bond prices rise as producer prices fall for the fifth straight month, signaling easing inflation pressures.
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Markets rally as Toronto index climbs on Friday trading
The Toronto Stock Exchange 300 index rose 35.00 to 6,550.61 in moderate trade, with volume of 97 million shares as several industrials and resource names advanced. Vancouver and Montreal sections showed mixed activity while New York posted a higher close led by gains in the Dow and Nasdaq.
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Canola gains lead as Western Canada heat fuels grain market
Winnipeg futures closed narrowly mixed with canola rising on hot dry Prairies conditions and Japan buying Canadian canola. Traders noted firm U S soybean action and light to moderate volume while locals dominated selling across nearby months and several grain contracts showed varied changes.
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