Paul Vieira is a Canada correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, based in Ottawa. With a focus on national news, he covers a range of topics including politics, economics, and finance. His work has been featured in various publications such as ADVFN, Financial News, Yahoo Finance, and The Globe and Mail.
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Paul Vieira's articles primarily focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and cited data within the realms of finance & economy, government & politics. He has a strong emphasis on Canada-specific content related to banking, monetary policy, and the economy.
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By: Paul Vieira
Judge at sentencing will consider whether crime in which 4 people were killed constitutes terrorism.
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Aggressive rate increases have slowed economic activity, ‘taken the steam' out of inflation, central banker says
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Trans Mountain said it booked a net loss in the third quarter because of a goodwill impairment charge.
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The Bank of Canada is expected to hold its benchmark interest rate unchanged Wednesday as data show the economy slowing, unemployment rising and inflation cooling.
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Canada’s financial-intelligence agency said it has fined Royal Bank of Canada for failing to comply with the country’s rules aimed at deterring money laundering.
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Central bank officials removed a reference in a statement about worries over slow progress toward its 2% inflation target.
Deal, at $10.1bn, marks largest transaction ever in Canadian domestic banking By Paul Vieira, The Wall Street Journal
The effort to reshape municipal zoning comes amid citizen anger over low housing inventory and elevated rents.
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