Canada - AP

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NEW YORK - TD Bank Financial Group, a Toronto-based company that operates in the U.S. and Canada, on Thursday posted flat fiscal fourth-quarter profit, as gains in its wholesale banking unit and its Canadian operations offset declines in its U.S. retail bank and a hike in the money it set aside to cover bad loans. Full Story »

GUELPH, Ontario - Canada's second-largest auto parts maker Linamar Corporation says it is closing its Invar Manufacturing plant in eastern Ontario, and cutting 134 jobs. Full Story »

MONTREAL - The airplane and train manufacturer Bombardier says its profit fell 25 percent in its third quarter amid harsh economic conditions. Full Story »

NEW YORK - (AP) — Nortel Networks Corp. said late Wednesday it won court approval in the U.S. and Canada to sell two of its business units. Full Story »

MONTREAL - Canadian National Railway Co. locomotive engineers have reached a deal to end their five-day strike, avoiding possible damage to the fragile economic recovery in Canada. Full Story »

BEIJING - Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper arrived in Beijing on Wednesday for what Chinese experts are touting as a fence-mending trip to repair ties damaged by Ottawa. Full Story »

TORONTO - Canadian mining company Noront Resources said Monday it is upping its offer to buy fellow miner Freewest Resources Canada a week after the company had agreed to be bought by U.S. mining company Cliffs Natural Resources. Full Story »

MOSCOW - Astronauts from Canada and Belgium and a Russian cosmonaut landed safely on the Kazakhstan steppe on Tuesday, wrapping up a six-month stint on the International Space Station. Full Story »

SATURNA, British Columbia - A float plane crashed off Canada's Pacific coast, killing six people, including a Vancouver doctor and her six month-old baby, as well as two American residents. Two people on board survived. Full Story »