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Toronto-based VerticalScope Inc. says six of the community websites it administers were hacked last month in the latest of a recent series of data breaches affecting Canadian online user information.The company says in an emailed statement an unauthorized party gained access to community member data for six of its websites on Oct. 17 and 2
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TORONTO 鈥?Magna International and pot stocks helped Canada main stock index to bounce back from two days of losses, while the loonie reached it highest
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