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Researchers track homelessness spending in the Portland metro area: How much and where it’s going

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Looking at sources from the federal government on down to cities and private donors, ECOnorthwest's report noted over $700 million spent on homelessness in...

NHL to expand regular season and remove dress code in new CBA

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The NHL and NHL Players' Association have ratified their extension of the collective bargaining agreement, securing labor peace in the sport through 2030. ...

Hudson’s Bay lender fighting retailer’s Ruby Liu deal, seeking ‘super monitor’: docs

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TORONTO — One of Hudson's Bay's biggest lenders says the department store chain has handled its liquidation so badly that a court should end...

Intel to layoff nearly 530 workers in Oregon starting in July

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The layoffs are to occur at four Oregon campuses in Hillsboro and Aloha starting on July 15. PORTLAND, Ore. — Intel Corp....

Insolvency filings in May rise from April, but down from last year

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Insolvency statistics for May show a rise from April but are down from a year ago, when the Bank of Canada had yet to...

Starbucks launches new Frappuccino

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Frappuccino fans have something to look forward to this summer as a new Starbucks drink will be available in three flavors. DENVER —...

What is on sale for Amazon Prime Day?

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The sale this year runs from July 8 through July 11, and deals are exclusive to Amazon's Prime subscription members. WASHINGTON —...

Some HandyDart riders wanted change. TransLink didn’t deliver

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HandyDart riders and drivers say they’re “extremely frustrated” with TransLink’s decision to extend its contract with a private company, Transdev Canada. Transdev has been...

Transport committee will study BC Ferries’ receiving $1B loan for Chinese ships

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OTTAWA — The House of Commons transport committee agreed on Monday to launch a study into the $1 billion loan BC Ferries received from...

Canadians will see wages pick up as immigration slows, Conference Board argues

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OTTAWA — The Conference Board of Canada expects wage hikes will pick up speed in the coming years as the pace of population growth...

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