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Good news about jobs didn't help the Canadian dollar Friday. Currency traders shook off Canada's stellar jobs showing Friday and continued to pound the loonie, suggesting that gloom trumps any good economic ...  

The Canadian dollar fell to its lowest level in more than three years just before midday Friday, as currency and equity investors around the world still appeared intent on bombing themselves back to the Stone ...  

The Canadian dollar fell to its lowest point in 17 months against the U.S. dollar on Friday as fears of a global recession and weaker commodity prices outweighed some stronger than expected economic data.  

TORONTO -- The Canadian dollar posted its steepest one-day decline against the U.S. greenback Friday, dropping by 4.5 American cents.  

The Canadian dollar took another dive yesterday, falling by more than two cents at one point to its lowest level in more than 13 months.  

The total cost of Canada's mission in Afghanistan will rise to more than 18.1 billion Canadian dollars by 2011, an official said in a report Thursday.  

RTNDA RTNDA Canadian dollar drop could impact retail prices Thursday, October 09 - 02:08:47 PM VANCOUVER - The Canadian dollar fell almost two full cents today, ending the day at 87.28 cents U.S., continuing a ...  

The Canadian dollar took another dive Thursday, falling by more than two cents at one point to its lowest level in more than 13 months.  

Canada's dollar headed for the biggest weekly slump since at least 1971 as the deepening credit crisis drove investors to take refuge in the U.S. dollar .  

The Canadian dollar fell against a generally stronger U.S. dollar on Wednesday as broader economic worries overshadowed the Bank of Canada's concerted action with other central banks to slash interest rates in ...  

More tough times are ahead for the forest industry, already hit hard by a high Canadian dollar and lower demand for wood, the head of a New Brunswick wood marketing board says.  

Canada's currency posted the biggest weekly decline since at least 1971 as commodity prices plummeted in the wake of the global financial crisis and investors bought U. S. dollars.  

The Canadian dollar took another dive Thursday, falling by more than two cents at one point.  

Indicators of financial health such as unemployment and currency rates are trending poorly, even in the apparently stable Canadian economy.  

The Canadian dollar suffered its biggest weekly decline in at least 38 years against its U.S. counterpart this week as the passage by Congress of the $700 billion rescue package failed to persuade investors ...