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Shopping Shift: How indoor malls will look different under new COVID-19 measures

Shopping Shift: How indoor malls will look different under new COVID-19 measures

TORONTO — Consumers should get ready for a new world of retail as indoor shopping mall operators across the country prepare to reopen their doors with an abundance of COVID-19 precautions in the coming weeks.
Ex-Syncrude partner Murphy Oil closing Calgary office to cut costs

Ex-Syncrude partner Murphy Oil closing Calgary office to cut costs

CALGARY — American oil and gas producer Murphy Oil Corp. says it is shutting its Calgary office as part of a plan to cut costs as oil prices remain at low ebb.
P.E.I. government announces numerous COVID-19 assistance programs

P.E.I. government announces numerous COVID-19 assistance programs

CHARLOTTETOWN — The Prince Edward Island government has announced a number of programs to assist people affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
US consumer borrowing fell for first time since 2011

US consumer borrowing fell for first time since 2011

WASHINGTON — U.S. consumer borrowing fell in March for the first time in more than eight years, with the category covering credit cards dropping by the largest amount in over three decades, the Federal Reserve reported Thursday.
Inter Pipeline warns of higher costs, delays for Alberta petrochemical project

Inter Pipeline warns of higher costs, delays for Alberta petrochemical project

CALGARY — Inter Pipeline Ltd. is warning that the cost of building its Heartland Petrochemical Complex has risen by about half a billion dollars and its in-service date may be delayed due to factors including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Need to think longer-term on debts, finances as downturn set to linger: experts

Need to think longer-term on debts, finances as downturn set to linger: experts

TORONTO — The initial economic shock from the COVID-19 outbreak may start to ease as provinces reopen, but experts say it's important for those struggling with debt to think about the longer haul since there's still little clarity as to how long the
CN Rail moves record 2.81 million tonnes of grain for April, slightly ahead of CP

CN Rail moves record 2.81 million tonnes of grain for April, slightly ahead of CP

MONTREAL — Canadian National Railway Co. moved a record 2.81 million tonnes of grain for April, slightly ahead of CP Rail's record volume for the month. The country's largest railway says the movement included 2.
Sidewalk Labs pulls out of Toronto waterfront smart city project

Sidewalk Labs pulls out of Toronto waterfront smart city project

TORONTO — An ambitious plan for a high-tech neighbourhood on Toronto's waterfront has been shelved after Google affiliate Sidewalk Labs walked away from the project, citing "unprecedented economic uncertainty.
Fotwear retailer Aldo Group files for creditor protection amid COVID-19 pandemic

Fotwear retailer Aldo Group files for creditor protection amid COVID-19 pandemic

MONTREAL — Aldo Group Inc. says it is filing for creditor protection, stating that it plans to restructure the business as it reels from the hit brought on by COVID-19.
LaLiga: Saudis bidding for Newcastle are 'stealing football'

LaLiga: Saudis bidding for Newcastle are 'stealing football'

The president of the Spanish league wants the Premier League to consider the “damage” that Saudi Arabia's pirating of broadcasts has caused the sport before it decides whether to approve a takeover of Newcastle by the country's sovereign wealth fund.
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