Andrew Seale
Journalist at Freelance
Journalistic musings in our century's beautiful language. Drifter. Banjo Understudy. Freelance. @YahooCA @globeandmail. drew.seale at gmail dot com
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3 weeks ago |
theglobeandmail.com | Andrew Seale
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1 month ago |
mining.com | Andrew Seale
Concerns surrounding the capital gains tax increase haven’t stopped Toronto markets from issuing the highest number of flow-through shares (FTS) in five years, according to new data. There were 2.9 billion FTS issued last year, generating over C$1 billion for the mining sector and accounting for 10% of mining equity financings, says TMX, owner of the TSX and TSXV.
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1 month ago |
northernminer.com | Andrew Seale |Colin McClelland
Concerns surrounding the capital gains tax increase haven’t stopped Toronto markets from issuing the highest number of flow-through shares (FTS) in five years, according to new data. There were 2.9 billion FTS issued last year, generating over $1 billion for the mining sector and accounting for 10% of mining equity financings, says TMX, owner of the TSX and TSXV.
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1 month ago |
northernminer.com | Andrew Seale |Blair McBride
Canada’s major political parties have all tabled plans to chop the carbon tax but there’s been little discussion on reforming the emissions levies applied to industry, which has fomented uncertainty in the mining sector. “Miners are investing in the development of new mines and the extension and maintenance of mines that could potentially stretch out decades,” says Andrew McHardy, partner and leader of KPMG’s National Decarbonization Hub.
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2 months ago |
theglobeandmail.com | Andrew Seale
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Feeling privileged to be a wallflower hiding amongst Canada's literary canon and chatting w/ Ross King about his RBC @taylorprize win today
@tudtweets No. Picking a "saddest day" of the year is absurd.
@tudtweets Right you are, it was pseudoscience for a travel agency's marketing campaign. Arnall went on to decry the study (link in article)