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Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. has received approval from the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) to renew its share repurchase program.

Rising food prices are here to stay, says the Bank of Canada. As conflict in Iran drives up fuel and farming costs, Canadians can expect food inflation to remain high through the rest of the year.

Canada's main stock index moved nearly 100 points higher on Wednesday as strength in the financial sector helped offset weakness in basic materials and technology stocks, while U.S. markets also rose.

The central bank’s benchmark interest rate remains at 2.25% after the sixth consecutive hold, which was widely expected by economists. However, the cost of gasoline remains “volatile and highly dependent on events in the Middle East,” the report noted.

Thousands have been infected with a diarrhea-causing parasite from fresh produce from the U.S.

Mark VII's new appointments are designed to drive growth, support sales excellence and enhance customer relationships across the continent.

For convenience store retailers, the report highlights a mixed bag: Volume share gains in key on-the-go categories like meat snacks and seeds, offset by ongoing corporate restructuring and heavy non-cash write-downs.

Stock markets edged higher on Tuesday as U.S. inflation data spurred some optimism among investors even though oil prices continued to rise.