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The Great White North Is on a Tear
VANCOUVER -- Life on the Canada/U.S. border has its perks. After all, most border dwellers have not one, but two countries, to shop from. During the 1980s, Canadians were typically seen heading south to stock up on cheap gas, groceries, booze and Buffalo chicken wings.
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In recent times, the flow has reversed, with Americans taking advantage of a cheap Canadian dollar to scoop up nicely priced grub, designer duds and compact discs. But in addition to maple syrup and Hugo Boss suits, Americans are adding Canadian stock market offerings to their shopping lists. ...
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