It’s been a rocky year for Canadian stocks in 2015. As of the close of trading on Nov. 16, 2015, the S&P/TSX Composite Index was down 9 per cent for the year, due in large part to a plunge of more than 17 per cent in the energy sector. It would take a huge, […]
Rogers Media agrees to pay $200,000 fine under CRTC’s anti-spam law
Rogers Media has agreed to pay a $200,000 fine to the CRTC for allegedly sending unsolicited email advertisements. The fine was levied under anti-spam legislation which took effect last year. Porter Airlines agrees to pay $150K for emails violating anti-spam rules Compu-Finder fined $1.1M under anti-spam law Plenty of Fish dating site fined under […]
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Custom-built house in Riverside sells in one day on market
29 Lewis St., Toronto ASKING PRICE $949,000 SELLING PRICE $943,000 PREVIOUS SELLING PRICE $285,222 (2000) TAXES $5,124 (2015) DAYS ON THE MARKET 1 The Action: Riverside had no shortage of properties available this fall, but none were similar to this custom, three-storey residence less than a five-minute walk from Queen Street shops, restaurants and […]
Hydro One IPO helps net more than expected $5B for Ontario
The Province of Ontario earned more than it expected from its recent initial public offering of Hydro One on stock markets, bringing the total financial gain to public coffers for monetizing the power utility to $5 billion — and counting. Hydro One said Thursday said the deal’s underwriters exercised their right to sell more shares […]
