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Auction to own one of Toronto’s FIFA beavers closes with more than $170,000 in total bids (opens the original)
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The bid to own one of the FIFA World Cup-themed beaver statues sprawled across an eastern downtown Toronto neighbourhood has officially closed. The online bidding on 50 beaver installations closed on Monday and received more than $170,000 in total bids. The vibrant beavers were part of an artistic scavenger hunt hosted by the Old Town Toronto Business Improvement Area, which ran between May 25 and Aug. 16. The auction site shows an anonymous bidder swept up the hand-painted Canadian motif beaver
Toronto’s FIFA World Cup beaver sculptures up for auction (opens the original)
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Hand-painted beaver statues representing different countries in the FIFA World Cup that were sprawled across the eastern downtown neighbourhood of Old Town Toronto are now up for auction. The auction began on Friday and online bidding on 50 beaver installations has already received more than $30,000 in bids, said the Old Town Toronto Business Improvement Area, which is behind the project. Bidding began at $300 per sculpture and the auction is set to close on Aug. 24. The organization said procee
Algoma Steel doubles down on Canada as U.S. tariffs constrain shipments (opens the original)
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The chief executive of Algoma Steel ASTL-T says the company is ramping up its pivot to the Canadian market as headwinds from U.S. tariffs constrain its shipments south of the border. Rajat Marwah says the steelmaker incurred US$18.7-million in direct tariff costs in the second quarter, down from US$64.1-million a year ago, as it reduced its exports to the U.S. “The 50 per cent U.S. Section 232 tariff on steel imports from Canada continues to define the operating landscape,” he said during a seco
Grocery retailers and suppliers hesitant to raise concerns involving new code of conduct, report finds (opens the original)
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An early look into how Canada’s new grocery code of conduct is faring finds there’s hesitation among suppliers and retailers to bring up concerns about their counterparts, for fear it could strain their business relationships. Suppliers weren’t the only ones reluctant to raise issues with major grocers. Independent retailers also held back on raising concerns with their suppliers, the Office of the Grocery Sector Code of Conduct’s report showed. A snapshot of the first five months of the code’s
Empire plans to drop restrictions on property use amid competition probe (opens the original)
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Sobeys’ parent company said it will stop using a measure that can limit competing businesses from operating at specific locations. Empire Co. Ltd. EMP-A-T outlined its approach in a new policy document released on Tuesday, nearly a month after the Competition Bureau broadened its investigation into the grocer’s use of property controls. Empire said it will no longer use or enforce so-called restrictive covenants, which grocers and other retailers have used to prevent rivals from opening a store
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