A Calgary man says a bank is trying to hold him responsible for a debt owed by another man who happens to have the same name.
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A Calgary man says a bank is trying to hold him responsible for a debt owed by another man who happens to have the same name.
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Carbon Credit Solutions Inc. (CCSI), located in Airdrie, is launching a new Carbon Bank that will allow clients to bank carbon credits for future sale.
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RBC Economics’ latest quarterly report on the costs of homeownership says Calgary’s affordability measures compare favourably to other big cities in Canada.
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Life is getting a little more convenient for BMO Bank of Montreal clients in Airdrie with the bank opening a new branch Feb. 3, located in Kingsview Market.
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Though weather outside was frightful, the air inside the High River branch of the Servus Credit Union was delightful as the local institution held their official reopening celebration during the morning of December 4.
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CALGARY — A new report by RBC Economics finds that female-run businesses are growing in numbers across Canada but increasing female representation could provide a meaningful boost to the national GDP.
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CALGARY — First Calgary Financial has announced strong loan and deposit growth for its third quarter but a decline in adjusted comprehensive income before taxes.
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The Bank of Canada’s next interest rate hike won’t come until the fourth quarter of 2014, according to a Reuters survey that saw economists push back forecasts for the next tightening due to the economy’s tepid growth and low inflation.
All 34 economists polled by Reuters expect the central bank to leave its benchmark rate unchanged at 1 percent on May 29, when it announces its next scheduled rate decision.
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EDMONTON – Canadian Western Bank bid farewell to longtime CEO Larry Pollock by reporting its 99th consecutive profitable quarter on Thursday.
Pollock takes obvious pride in heading a bank that has gone 25 years without losing a dime, so why not wait until the 100th straight money-making quarter to step down?
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EDMONTON – Canadian Western Bank (TSX:CWB) earned $43 million in its latest quarter, up from $35.9 million a year ago, helped by improved revenue and loan growth.
The regional bank also increased Tuesday its quarterly dividend by a penny to 17 cents per share.
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