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Canadian and U.S. stock markets rally on hopes of deal to end war in the Middle East

Canadian and U.S. stock markets rallied on Wednesday as oil prices sank amid hopes that the United States and Iran are nearing a deal...

Alpenrausch in Southeast Portland announces closure

Alpenrausch once named one of the best new restaurants in the America will close after May 30. PORTLAND, Oregon — This story...

Nike to close technology offices, consolidate functions in Portland, report says

The move is reportedly part of its plan to cut approximately 1,400 jobs. PORTLAND, Ore. — This story comes from the Portland...

Battle Ground opens applications for facade improvement grant program

The city allocated $50,000 in its budget to reimburse eligible Old Town businesses for up to 50% of approved expenses for exterior improvements. ...

Reopening date for Multnomah Athletic Club remains murky after car bombing

The timeline for when the Multnomah Athletic Club will reopen is still unclear, but the general manager confirmed Tuesday it will happen in phases....

Portland pet supply shops feel strain of rising fuel costs, tough pricing decisions

Small business owners says delivery fees have more than doubled as distributors pass on fuel surcharges. PORTLAND, Ore. — Some small pet supply...

U.S. job openings were unchanged at 6.9 million in March but hiring improved

U.S. job openings were essentially unchanged at 6.9 million in March, another sign the American labor remained sluggish even before the full impact of...

Chemtrade to face new chlorine vote after rejection by North Vancouver council

District of North Vancouver council will revisit its decision to stop Chemtrade from producing chlorine at its Maplewood area plant. Mayor Mike Little made...

Eby hits back at claim B.C. minister is under investigation for helping China

VICTORIA — Premier David Eby says neither the RCMP nor Canada's spy agency have ever raised concerns about his cabinet or caucus, after Vancouver's...

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