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Organizers chose a flea market style which mirrors the type of markets that can be found in the home countries of local immigrants. Money raised through fees paid by vendors for table space will be used to buy books for the school's kindergarten program, it's library and classrooms.
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The S&P/TSX composite index moved down 43.41 points to 13,040.54. The TSX energy sector was off 1.1 per cent as oil prices fell below US$58 a barrel on warmer U.S. weather and news that OPEC is expecting a crude surplus in the spring but has no plans to cut more production. Light sweet crude for March delivery was down $2.70 to US$57.72 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
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A lot of people started to look at some of these markets and go, 'This is just crazy', there was no fundamental reason for them to be where they were," said David Watt, senior economist at BMO Nesbitt Burns. "What's been going on now is really just a healthy clearout and setting the stage.
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Fort Whyte, 1961 McCreary Rd., offers week-long day camps for children six through 14, and half-day camps for children four and five. Set in 640 acres of forests and wetlands, Fort Whyte offers nature-based programming including swimming, archery, canoeing and crafts. Cost per week for full-day programs for children six and up: members $135 per week, non-members $160; Kinder Camp (ages four and five) mornings or afternoons, 9 a.m. to noon or 1 to 4 p.m.; members $45, non-members $50. Fees are slightly less for weeks including a civic holiday. Info: 989-8368. Online registration: www.fortwhyte.org. E-mail: camp@fortwhyte.org. Manitoba Theatre for Young People, CanWest Global Performing Arts Centre, 2 Forks Market Rd., offers half-day camps for five and six year olds and full-day camps fo...
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The S&P/TSX composite index closed down 604.98 points or 4.75 per cent, to 12,132.14. The TSX Venture Exchange fell 227.69 points, or 8.7 per cent, to 2,390.52.
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Sunday is Heritage Day at the Heritage Village featuring a farmer's market, church service, barbecue lunch and afternoon entertainment including the High Country Band and the Winnipeg Infinity Métis Dancers.
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Toronto's S&P/TSX composite index ticked 7.78 points higher to 13,065.15 after rising almost 200 points last week in a resource-stock revival from the downward jolt caused by the Shanghai market's Feb. 27 tumble. Imperial Oil (TSX:IMO) lost 42 cents to $41.53 after estimating the proposed Mackenzie gas project will cost $16.2 billion and will start up "no sooner than 2014.
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The good news is that the latest X-ray results show the imperfections haven't increased," said [Manuel Borja-Villel]. "But age pardons no one, and paintings are no different. "Every time it was moved it had to be taken off its support and rolled up. That took its toll over the years until one day at the beginning of the 1960s [Pablo Picasso] himself said, 'Enough is enough,'" said Borja-Villel. Guernica, the ancestral capital of northern Spain's Basque country, was bombed on a spring market day in April 26, 1937, by Germany and Italy. Those countries' fascist rulers were [Francisco Franco]'s allies in a civil war that set the stage for the Second World War.
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Successive economic studies, the Manitoba international gateway strategy and reports, including that of the mayor's trade council adopted by city council in March 2008, all point to the real but time-sensitive opportunity to position Winnipeg as one of Canada's gateways to global trade. The Doer government on Wednesday introduced legislation designating the area around the city as the inland port. We have geographic location with immediate access to the U.S. market within a day out of our airport -- it takes five days before cargo can leave Chicago's airport -- and hours by truck to the vast U.S. market. The United States, Mexico, Australia and other jurisdictions use such trade zones to enhance the attractiveness of locating manufacturing inside inland ports. In the U.S., roughly 18 in...
