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These Oregon employers are the best places to work at, Forbes says

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Forbes' list includes more than two dozen employers with their headquarters in Oregon. PORTLAND, Oregon — Forbes recently came out with a list...

Trudeau says up to Air Canada and pilots to reach a deal as deadline approaches

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it's up to Air Canada and the union to reach an agreement to avoid disrupting travellers and businesses. Speaking...

‘Very scary for us’: Northeast Portland restaurants hit with back-to-back break-ins

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Security video shows the same four masked suspects in each incident at both restaurants. PORTLAND, Oregon — The owners of two Northeast Portland restaurants...

How does a reverse mortgage work in Canada?

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Did you know that over 25% of Canadians aged 55 and older are considering a reverse mortgage? With home values skyrocketing across the country,...

‘We strike at midnight’: Boeing machinists vote to reject contract offer, strike

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The 33,000 members of Boeing's IAM District 751 Machinists Union voted on a new contract and whether or not to strike. EVERETT, Wash....

Household debt burden on the wane as Canadians curb their borrowing

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Canada’s household debt burden is edging lower, an indication that people are hesitant to take on loans at higher interest rates. The ratio of...

‘More than just a building’: Affordable housing prioritizing Black Portlanders opens in North Portland

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People with ties to North and Northeast Portland — where Black families have been displaced due to urban renewal and gentrification — will be...

‘It’s so cool’: Washington School for the Deaf upgrades include more inclusive features

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The state of Washington allocated more than $50 million to build a new gym and academic center and renovate portions of the school. ...

Inflation’s down and the European Central Bank has cut rates, again. Next up: The Fed

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FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — With inflation subsiding, the European Central Bank cut interest rates again on Thursday to prop up tepid growth with lower...

Tensions mount as clock ticks down on Air Canada contract talks

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TORONTO — Calls are increasing for the government to intervene in the Air Canada labour talks as time is running out before a potential...

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