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AFTER THE BELL: Markets rise after U.S. government strikes deal to avoid shutdown, oil moves up on production cuts

A surge in oil prices helped lift Canada’s stock exchange today. The TSX was up by 73 points with gains in seven of 11 sectors. While...

MID-DAY: Trade optimism and gaining energy stocks boost North American markets

The TSX is benefiting from a boost in the energy sector this morning. The boom comes as OPEC kicked off production cuts, which are...

BEFORE THE BELL: Investor optimism in trade negotiations, US government funding helping boost markets again

Trade negotiation optimism is helping boost the markets again this morning. As the US and China kick off the next round of negotiations to...

AFTER THE BELL: Markets fall on U.S./China trade uncertainty, clocks ticks down to another government shutdown

North American markets just couldn’t gain traction today, dragged by global trade uncertainty and falling bank and health care stocks. The TSX was off by...

MID-DAY: North American markets slip on commodity and oil drops

Commodity and energy stocks are holding back the TSX. The Bay Street Index is down 10 points to 15,622 as the price of gold...

BEFORE THE BELL: Trade optimism boosts markets again; TSX expected to get a bump from RBI International earnings

Trade talks are back and so is optimism in investors once again. US and Chinese officials are back at the table to discuss a...

No warnings issued, despite near-whiteout conditions

COMOX VALLEY, B.C- Heavy weather is rolling through the Comox Valley. While there have been no warnings issued by Environment Canada, high winds and blowing...

AFTER THE BELL:  TSX, Dow fall on U.S./China trade fears; Trump says he won’t meet with Chinese president ahead of deadline

Global economic growth and trade concerns eclipsed a robust Canadian jobs report, hauling Canada’s stock exchange into negative territory. Stats Canada reporting that the nation...

MID-DAY: TSX falls as Canada’s unemployment grows; Dow slips on trade war worries

Unexpected job growth isn’t helping Canada’s unemployment rate, or investor confidence.  Despite the addition of over 66 thousand jobs in January according to Stats...

Investors worry over slow trade negotiations; Gold gains momentum in safe haven push

Trade stress is putting pressure on global markets this morning. Investors are concerned over reports Donald Trump will not be joining negotiations between the...

Red ink flowing at ICBC

ICBC has posted a net loss of 860 million dollars for the first nine months of its current fiscal year. ICBC is now projecting a...

Overdose deaths soaring in B.C.; Not much change change in the way Canadians use marijuana

Overdose deaths continue to rise in B.C. The latest figures from the B.C. Coroners Service show illicit drug overdose deaths rose to 14-hundred and...

AFTER THE BELL: Markets see red after EU slashes economic forecast, Canadian energy companies wobble after oil prices dip

Global markets hemorrhaged points today as investors’ focus shifted to an economic slowdown in Europe and falling oil prices. The impact wasn’t quite as bad...

Gum or Weather?

Environment Canada has thrown a whole bunch of scary new weather terms at us. Terms that sound an awful lot like flavours of gum....

MID-DAY: Oil prices down, dragging TSX with them

Things are off to a rough start on Bay Street today. Canada’s main stock is falling as the heavyweight energy sector sinks. Plunging oil prices...

Bad Jokes for Carol

It's important to laugh, whether you're laughing at a good joke, or one that's so bad it's good. We focused on the latter this...

BEFORE THE BELL: Wall Street looks to rebound, Bay Street could build on Thursday’s small gains

Bay Street managed to pull out a small gain yesterday, with a different story on Wall Street. Canada’s main stock market was dragged down by...

AFTER THE BELL: TSX clings to gains despite falling marijuana stocks, U.S. markets sputter in wake of Trump’s address

Canada’s stock exchange tip-toed near the flat line, dragged by declines in six of 11 sectors. The TSX added nine points with gains among influential...

AFTER THE BELL: TSX clings to gains despite falling marijuana stocks, U.S. markets sputter in wake of Trump’s address

Canada’s stock exchange tip-toed near the flat line, dragged by declines in six of 11 sectors. The TSX added eight points, with gains among influential...

MID-DAY: TSX recovers from early losses, Dow lower

The TSX is gaining back ground it lost early. Canada’s main stock market shed some points at the bell on lower oil prices. Investors were...

HEADLINES: February 6th, 2019

Every single Wednesday at 8am, you can win prizes with Big Ginger! All you have to do is know your headlines. Here's what happened...

Troy’s Tales: The Moana Story

Some people have all the luck, and others, well others are Troy. He joined me on the show this morning to talk about his...

AT THE BELL: TSX edges lower while Dow edges higher after State of the Union

There’s not a lot of major movement in North American markets yet today. Reactions from investors to Donald Trump’s speech last night are expected. The...

Global stocks fall in wake of State of the Union address

As expected, world markets are reacting to U.S. President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address. But so far things aren’t off to a...
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