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• Shoppers flock to Montreal’s newest megamall. Traffic and housing concerns remain, however

  Royalmount welcomed throngs of shoppers and curious visitors, but questions swirl about even more traffic in the area and a lack of housing at the site.

  Canada

  10 hours
• Montreal home sales, prices on upswing in August

  The median price for a single-family home rose 5.2 per cent to $590,000 and the median price for a condominium rose 4.4 per cent to $407,100.

  Consumer

  10 hours
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• Flying Air Canada? Check-in deadline for flights has changed

  The earlier check-in times went into effect Wednesday and apply to all flights except for those departing from the Toronto Island airport and the landline bus services.

  Consumer

  11 hours
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• There’s a $250M plan to upgrade Commonwealth Stadium — but no money to make it happen

  A busy few weeks at Commonwealth Stadium has football fans and music lovers wondering if the 46-year-old facility will get a makeover. The city says there's a plan — but no money.

  Consumer

  Sep 5
• Red Lobster sale approved, will exit bankruptcy protection

  A U.S. bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved Red Lobster's reorganization plan and sale to a lender group led by asset manager Fortress.

  U.S. News

  Sep 5
• Air Canada, union head to key talks as strike looms: ‘Completely stalled’

  As the outcome of talks happening this week to try to avert an Air Canada strike remain uncertain, the union representing pilots says negotiations had stalled as of last week.

  Canada

  Sep 5
• Quebec man who imported 26,630 fake $2 coins made in China gets jail time

  Mike Marshall, an Ontario-based counterfeit coin expert, called the Quebec man's sentence a "slap on the wrist."

  Investigations

  Sep 5
• Canadian firm Birch Hill inks deal with Texas-owner of Rexall, Well.ca

  Birch Hill Equity Partners did not immediately reveal financial terms of the agreement it struck with McKesson, a Texas-based health-care services business.

  Canada

  Sep 5
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• Alcohol potentially a ‘saving grace’ for Ontario convenience stores as sales begin

  Alcohol sales in corner stores – which officially began Thursday across Ontario – will bring a 'boost of foot traffic that we need to survive,' one shop owner says.

  Economy

  Sep 5
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• Better mortgage rates but not prices for B.C. homeowners, buyers after BoC rate cut

  British Columbians can expect better mortgage rates after the Bank of Canada cut its key interest rate again Wednesday, experts said. Affordability, however, is still an issue.

  Economy

  Sep 4