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Scotiabank drops Nuit Blanche art fest sponsorship

The popular art festival Nuit Blanche has lost Scotiabank as one of its leading sponsors. The bank announced a few days after the festival that their priorities no longer align with those of the festival's.
Business

Scotiabank to cut 1,500 jobs, close 120 branches

Early Tuesday morning Scotiabank announced an abrupt $451-million write-down, which will cut roughly 1,500 jobs...
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News

United Way fundraiser about more than charity

For Dominic Colangelo, a small charity barbecue is about more than raising money. It’s also about keeping charity in the family business and community.
News

Financial industry experts prep for summit

The country’s top financial players gathered at the Ritz Carlton downtown today to give a sneak peek of what’s in store for the SIBOS 2011 Summit.
Amateur

Record-setting race in Toronto on Sunday

Hamilton's Reid Coolsaet set the new mark for the fastest marathon by a Canadian on home soil on Sunday, finishing with a time of two hours, 11 minutes and 22 seconds at the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon.
Amateur

Toronto celebrates the 21st anniversary of race

Marathon Week in Toronto will end this Sunday, with the completion of the 21st anniversary of the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon, that will see over 23,000 runners and 40-plus countries as participants.

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