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Stingray third quarter profit falls to $12.6 million despite increased revenues

MONTREAL — Stingray Group Inc. says its net income fell to $12.6 million in its latest quarter despite an increase in revenues with a gradual easing of COVID-19 restrictions.

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Saputo closing three facilities, investing $169M on operations in U.S. and Australia

MONTREAL — Canadian dairy company Saputo Inc. is closing three facilities as part of its plan to spend about $169 million to enhance its manufacturing facilities in the U.S. and Australia and spur growth.

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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange

TORONTO — Some of the most active companies traded Tuesday on the Toronto Stock Exchange:

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Top news stories from The Canadian Press Atlantic bureau for Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2022

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Edmonton police looking for information after suspected hate attack in city

EDMONTON — Police in Edmonton say they are looking for information about a violent assault believed to be motivated by hate.

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Roughly 100 kids living in trucks involved in Ottawa convoy protest: police

OTTAWA — Roughly 100 kids are living in the trucks idling on the streets of downtown Ottawa during the cold, noisy and prolonged protest that has grabbed hold of the capital, police say.

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Corrective to Feb. 7 British Columbia gold mine story

VICTORIA — The Canadian Press erroneously reported on Feb. 7 that Morrison Lake produces the second-largest number of sockeye salmon in B.C. and it is at the headwaters of the Skeena River. In fact, the lake forms part of the headwaters for the Skeena River, which is one of B.C.'s…

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Commons calls for halt to collection of COVID-19 phone data over privacy concerns

OTTAWA — The House of Commons called on the government Tuesday to suspend plans by the Public Health Agency of Canada to collect data from millions of mobile phones to help understand travel patterns during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Canada names final roster for Women's World Cup basketball qualifier in Japan

TORONTO — Olympic veterans Natalie Achonwa, Laeticia Amihere and Bridget Carleton will lead Canada at the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup 2022 Qualifying Tournament.

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Montreal Alouettes sign Canadian receiver Hergy Mayala

MONTREAL — The Montreal Alouettes signed Canadian receiver Hergy Mayala to a one-year contract Tuesday.

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Two more people in N.L. die from COVID-19, pandemic restrictions set to loosen again

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — Newfoundland and Labrador health officials are once again easing public health restrictions, beginning this weekend.

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Winnipeg mayor calls for special council meeting to discuss trucker protest

WINNIPEG — Mayor Brian Bowman appeared frustrated Tuesday with a trucker protest against COVID-19 restrictions in its fifth day outside the Manitoba legislature in Winnipeg.

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Twelve more admitted to hospital in Nova Scotia for COVID-19, 14 in intensive care

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia is reporting 12 new hospital admissions due to COVID-19.

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Conservatives split on whether convoy protest should stay or vacate Parliament Hill

OTTAWA — Conservatives appear increasingly split over whether a protest against COVID-19 health restrictions in the nation's capital should stay or go.

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Calgary Stampeders re-sign veteran defensive lineman Shawn Lemon

CALGARY — The Calgary Stampeders re-signed American defensive lineman Shawn Lemon on Tuesday.

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StatCan sees lessons in pandemic census to apply for next go-round in 2026

OTTAWA — Statistics Canada's overseer of the 2021 census says there are lessons for the agency to take from the pandemic count to apply to the next census go-round.

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New coach Bob Bradley sees progress with revamped Toronto FC roster

With only 14 returning players currently in camp, new Toronto FC head coach Bob Bradley has taken a sledgehammer to a roster that compiled a dismal 6-18-10 record last season.

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Vancouver Whitecaps sign homegrown goalkeeper Isaac Boehmer

VANCOUVER — The Vancouver Whitecaps have bolstered their depth at goalkeeper, re-signing homegrown 'keeper Isaac Boehmer to a new contract.

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