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TORONTO - Canada's main stock index gained in morning trade on Thursday as energy stocks rebounded from a recent slump even as crude oil prices sat near 12-year lows.

OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada will adjust to lower commodity prices in three phases over the next five years, with the impact of lower incomes to be felt more strongly later on and economic growth by 2020

TORONTO - Canada's main stock index plunged to its lowest since mid-2012 before paring some losses to end down 1.3 percent on Wednesday, after the country's central bank decided against cutting interest rates and as oil prices plumbed new lows.

In Canada, one of the first corners of the financial markets to start going haywire in the lead-up to 2008’s financial crisis is acting up again.

Canada’s tiny cleantech sector is marred by a history of misteps into solar and wind energy and today exists as a fragmented collection of companies that might be better described as Special Situations.

Toronto rally led by strength in financial and stocks other than energy and mining equities.

A pair of new forecasts for oil prices are offering little optimism for a battered industry looking for signs of a recovery.

TORONTO – The Toronto Stock Exchange failed to break out of its post-Christmas slump Monday, posting a triple-digit loss that brought the index down to levels last seen two and a half years ago.

Templeton’s Mark Mobius favors Hong Kong plays, plus 4 picks from Matthews Asia’s Tiffany Hsiao.

Canadian index reaches lowest point since June of 2013

The Canadian dollar hovered around 69.5 cents cents US Thursday as stock markets underwent a volatile morning session.

GoPro estimated fourth-quarter revenue below market expectations due to disappointing sales of its action cameras.