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Opinion: OSC must be held accountable for Purpose greenwashing case (opens the original)
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The Ontario Securities Commission has put its credibility on the line with a lengthy, costly and highly personal prosecution of asset manager Purpose Investments Inc. and its founder, Som Seif. Bay Street executives, who widely expect the regulator to lose this case, are openly calling for OSC chief executive officer Grant Vingoe and his leadership team to be held accountable. The OSC is spending enormous time, money and reputation on an issue that simply doesn’t matter to investors, or the inte
Carney’s mega deduction tax break is a boost to pipeline, South Bow executives say (opens the original)
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South Bow Corp. SOBO-T is all but committed to building the US$2.1-billion Prairie Connector pipeline, and boosting Alberta oil exports to the United States, after the federal government introduced tax breaks and showcased the project at last week’s investment summit. On an investor call late last week, Calgary-based South Bow executives said Ottawa’s planned “mega deduction” on investments in assets strengthened the case for a proposed 380-kilometre pipeline, which partly revives the Keystone X
Opinion: Canadian airports can anchor a global infrastructure champion (opens the original)
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If you are reading this while killing time waiting for a flight in one of Canada’s major airports, you are sitting in what should be the country’s next global corporate champion. The federal government’s long-overdue decision to sell concessions in four major domestic hubs – Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and Montreal – promises to be a win for passengers and taxpayers. After years of analysis paralysis, Prime Minister Mark Carney has an opportunity to improve the passenger experience while raising
Entrepreneur Steve Hudson launches SPAC to shop for a Canadian financial services company (opens the original)
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Entrepreneur Steve Hudson is out hunting for a Canadian financial services company, armed with a $1-billion war chest, an artificial intelligence-based strategy and a New York Stock Exchange listing. Mr. Hudson, who founded and sold three successful Toronto-based financial ventures, closed a US$200-million initial public offering for Pinnacle Acquisition Corp. in August. The company, known as a special acquisition corporation, or SPAC, has lined up bank loans to back a potential investment of up
Wealthy family adviser Forthlane Partners acquires June Inc. to build $2-billion platform (opens the original)
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Wealth manager Forthlane Partners Ltd. acquired rival June Inc. on Wednesday to scale up a platform that serves the country’s richest families. Toronto-based Forthlane and June both offer a relatively new service to wealthy Canadians called outsourced chief investment officers or OCIOs. The concept is meant to help those who have made a fortune preserve that wealth with investment management approaches previously reserved for billionaires. Led by former TD Securities head of investment banking R
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