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Trade and tariffs · Canada, Philippines conclude free-trade talks with deal targeted for 2027 Prime Minister Mark Carney says the agreement could triple bilateral trade to over $10 billion annually by 2035. Taxes · Ottawa won't clarify stance on future streamer payments for Canadian content The government will not say if it will require financial contributions from streaming services, despite promising $600 million in annual funding. Banking · Canada opens selection process for host city of new defence bank The Defence, Security and Resilience Bank aims to mobilize private capital to expand defence industrial production and build resilient supply chains. Trade and tariffs · Trump's midterm defeat opens door for Canada to push for end to trade war Democrats' control of Congress and voter anger over tariffs create a new opening to restore free trade, analysts say. Economy · Canadian manufacturing sales flat in September as petroleum offsets metal, wood declines Sales were down in 11 of 21 subsectors, including primary metals and wood products, while petroleum sales rose 10 percent. Prices and inflation · India's retail inflation breaches central bank's upper limit as food prices surge Inflation rose to 6.09% in October, driven by soaring costs for onions, garlic and other food items, strengthening the case for another interest rate hike. Taxes · Ottawa proposes raising luxury tax threshold for zero-emission vehicles to $150,000 The change, set to take effect as of Nov. 13, would apply only to fully electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles. Personal finance · Canadian parents cut spending, take on debt to fund kids' activities, survey finds A new survey finds 30 percent of parents reduce other expenses and 14 percent go into debt to pay for extracurriculars like hockey and art classes. Personal finance · Drivers of high-theft vehicles face surcharges up to $1,500 or must install anti-theft devices Insurers often require specific tracking systems or immobilizers, which can cost less than the annual fee for not having one. Trade and tariffs · Canada threatens to sue Stellantis over auto plant sale amid trade war The federal government has given the automaker 30 days to address alleged violations of a funding agreement or face legal action. Housing · Supreme Court of Canada dismisses appeal in B.C. foreign buyer tax case The court refused to hear a couple's challenge of a tax bill of over $126,000 on a Richmond apartment. Trade and tariffs · Canadian agriculture groups split on Mercosur trade deal as deadline looms The Canadian Cattle Youth Council warns a deal could jeopardize domestic beef production, while Fertilizer Canada urges ratification.
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Department of FinanceSelection process opens for Defence, Security and Resilience Bank’s host cityDepartment of FinanceParliamentary Secretary Turnbull highlights Government of Canada investments from Budget 2026 to support Ontario industriesDepartment of FinanceSecretary of State Long highlights generational tax reform and the suite of other measures for small businesses in Budget 2026: Masters of our destinyDepartment of FinanceParliamentary Secretary Turnbull in Oshawa to highlight Budget 2026 investments in community recreational facilities and ice rinksFinancial Consumer AgencySpeech at the BDO Debt Solutions Financial Literacy Month Panel Discussion & Leadership Breakfast by Director of Insights and Impact Ruth StephenDepartment of FinanceGovernment of Canada adjusts the taxable value threshold for zero-emission vehiclesDepartment of FinanceUpdate - Minister Champagne in Toronto to highlight Budget 2026Department of FinanceSecretary Long in Toronto to highlight tax reform in Budget 2026Department of FinanceParliamentary Secretary Turnbull to highlight Budget 2026 federal support for industry in GuelphDepartment of FinanceSecretary of State Wayne Long highlights Budget 2026 measures to make life more affordable for CanadiansDepartment of FinanceMinister Champagne in Nova Scotia to discuss Budget 2026Department of FinanceSecretary of State Long in Saint John to discuss Budget 2026
E2Gold Inc. archive

E2Gold Inc. news releases, 2020 to 2024

65 releases issued by E2Gold Inc. (TSXV: ETU), kept at their original addresses

E2Gold Inc. began trading on the TSX Venture Exchange as ETU on January 4, 2021 and was also quoted on the OTCQB in the United States as ETUGF. Its releases cover the Hawkins project around the McKinnon Zone in north-central Ontario, the Band-Ore property west of Thunder Bay, drill results, private placements and changes to the board and management. Each release below appears exactly as the company issued it, with its original date, figures and forward-looking statements. Where the company attached a PDF version or a financial report, the file is linked next to the release.

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