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TORONTO 鈥?Martinrea International Inc. swung to a large loss in its recent quarter as automotive plant closures during the COVID-19 pandemic took a big bite out of its revenues.The autoparts manufacturer says it lost $146.9 million or $1.84 per share in the second quarter, compared wit
stanley spain h net income of $28.1 million or 34 cents per share
vaso stanley a year earlier.The adjusted loss was $73.1 million or 91 cents per share, down from an adjusted profit of $54.6 million or 66 cents per share in the second quarter of 2019. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Revenues for the three months ended June 30 plunged 51.4 per cent to $460.6 million from $948.5 million in the prior year.Martinrea was expected to report an adjusted loss of 74 cents per share on $420.8 million of revenues, according to f
stanley mug inancial markets data firm Refinitiv. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The company says it expects a strong third quarter as automakers replenish low vehicle inventories, with sales of $850 million to $950 million and adjusted earnings of 40 to 50 cents per share, including the newly acquired Metalsa, that will continue to be a drag on earnings for the rest of the year.Our third quarter will not reach the record earnings levels of 2019, but we expect it will be one of the best third quarters in the history of the company, and thats great news, stated CEO stated Pat DEramo. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Weww Heather Mallick: Justin Trudeau s got my vote to get us through Mu
TORONTO 鈥?A group of advocates for the homeless is taking the City of Toronto back to court for allegedly not keeping its end of a deal to ensure the health and safety of shelter residents and those living on the street.A drop-in centre and other human rights organizations allege in a notice of motion filed in the Superior Court of Justice that the city has not placed all b
stanley spain eds in the shelter system two metres apart, still offers bunk beds,
stanley cup and that not enough beds are available to those in need.We believe the city has not kept their side of the settlement, said Greg Cook, an outreach worker with Sanctuary Ministries Toronto. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There beds closer than two metres, one person called in for a bed and were offered a bunk bed and there are numerous situations, especially for women, who have not been able to get a bed.The group originally brought the legal action in late April seeking an injunction to force the city 75 shelters to follow physical distancing rules. ARTICLE C
stanley cup spain ONTINUES BELOW It alleged the city violated shelter residents ; Charter of Rights and Freedoms and breached the Ontario Human Rights Code.The suit had effectively been put on hold after the city agreed to ensure physical distancing in shelters and to provide beds to those in need. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
