By John Tilak TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index dropped on Tuesday after weakness in the prices for gold, oil and other commodities weighed on shares of natural resource producers. The Toronto market is up 7.6 percent this year and almost touched a multi-year high on Monday. Bank of Nova Scotia shares rose after it released strong quarterly results but the increase was not enough to halt the index's retreat. Scotiabank’s second-quarter profit rose 14 percent, beating analysts' estimates, as higher income at its domestic banking and global wealth units offset a flat performance in international retail banking.
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