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2015
Hard-hit miners, railways push TSX lowerBy:BAY STREET Canada's main stock index fell on Tuesday, its seventh decline in the last nine sessions, with miners and railways leading a broad retreat as copper hit a six-year low and Chinese equities tumbled.
First Quantum Minerals plunged 9.7% to C$7.65 and Teck Resources shed 8% to C$8.39.
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