The Toronto stock market was lower in afternoon trading, erasing earlier gains as gold and energy stocks declined and early enthusiasm for Cyprus's bailout deal faded.
The S&P/TSX Composite Index was off 57 points at 12,700 after hitting a high of 12,788 in morning trading.
All of the TSX's sub-sectors were in negative territory as utilities, materials and energy shares fell.
Heavily traded BlackBerry (BB.TO) shed 3%, falling for a second straight session ahead of the release of its quarterly earnings on Thursday. Bombardier (BBD-B.TO) fell 2%.
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