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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1995
Page
6
Shares of Canadian Airlines Corp rise 40 percent last week from 5.50 to 7.75 as investors expect the company to secure 125 million in concessions from employees by a looming deadline. Analyst Gord Currie says the market bets on a successful bargaining outcome to solve financial troubles.
Industry groups contend a proposed Canada Transportation Act deregulates rail more, requiring shippers to prove suffering for higher rates. Critics warn hearings could curb competition as unions speed up branch line abandonments. CN officials say Alberta lines are not at risk. short line operators see modest changes.
Alberta legislation aims to end utility monopolies and invite more competition in power supply. Alberta Power Ltd president Richard Frey says the Electric Utilities Act should lower costs as independent producers enter the market, while Edmonton Power faces export limits and a proposed level playing field with a shared pool price.
The Toronto Stock Exchange and New York markets showed steady trading at midday. The TSE 300 index rose 3.87 to 4539.95 as 27.5 million shares changed hands, with 248 advances and 212 declines and 307 unchanged.
Prices rose on the Vancouver Stock Exchange with 7,638,852 shares traded by 7:38 am PDT. The VSE index rose to 826.15, led by Goldner Resources up to 2.22, All North Resources at 24, and United Compass at 3.90.
Weekly Alberta market report shows total cattle and calves 8 703 hogs 937 sheep and lambs 1 656 with fed cattle steady to down. A1-2 steers around 82 and A1-2 heifers about 81 while D1-2 cows fall to 50–58. U.S. prices near 64–65. Hog and sheep quotes vary by weight and grade amid dry pasture conditions and US cattle on feed data due next week.
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