2012 Year-End Business Review

The Epoch Times takes a look back at the top Canadian business news stories in 2012.
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2012 Year-End Business Review
A screenshot from CBC News, taken on Dec. 7, 2012, shows Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper announcing that the government would allow Chinese state-owned CNOOC to take over Calgary-based Nexen Inc., while signalling Canada’s disapproval of increased takeovers by foreign state-owned enterprises in Canada's oil sands. Screenshot/CBC News
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A screenshot from CBC News, taken on Dec. 7, 2012, shows Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper announcing that the government would allow Chinese state-owned CNOOC to take over Calgary-based Nexen Inc., while signalling Canada's disapproval of increased takeovers by foreign state-owned enterprises in Canada's oil sands. (Screenshot/CBC News)

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