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Illegal tobacco also helps fund organized crime in Canada and terrorist organizations abroad, the report notes.

The federal government is scrambling to clarify the language around its proposed “bail-in” scenario for Canadian banks in the event of a financial crisis, hoping to distance itself from the type of bail-in that occurred last week in debt-riddled Cyprus.
Why do the feds want Google to control your TV' |
Deep Throat’s advice to Woodward and Bernstein was never so true. If you want to understand what’s happening in politics, “follow the money.”
Consider this new FCC proposal to mandate rules for set-top boxes in your home. Even though you have never had
Canadians revel in Alberta's downfall, or do they'
Albertans are struggling as the energy industry continues to sputter. Making matters worse, there is a pervasive feeling that some Canadians enjoy watching the province's hard times. But does the rest of Canada really take pleasure in Alberta's pain?
LNG dream dying in B.C.'s gas fields
With oil and gas prices slumping and no shovel-ready LNG projects, B.C's once booming gas patch has slowed to a virtual halt, with the highest unemployment rate in the province.
TransCanada to terminate Alberta coal power contractsTransCanada Corp. plans to terminate its agreements to buy power from three coal-fired plants in Alberta. The Calgary-based company says costs associated with carbon-dioxide emissions from the plants have risen and are forecast to increase further over th
B.C. LNG: AltaGas shelves Douglas Channel project near Kitimat
In another blow to B.C.'s nascent liquefied natural gas industry, AltaGas Ltd. is shelving the development of its Douglas Channel LNG plant near Kitimat. The decision to halt work on the project was blamed on poor economic conditions and worsening global

Allan Richarz: By tightening the screws on domestic production while seeing an increase in Saudi-originating imports, we are helping accelerate our own energy sector’s decline
Bow building owners file lawsuit over design problems
The owner of the Bow building says it's suing several companies to cover the cost of fixing defects in the iconic highrise in downtown Calgary. Construction substantially finished in 2012 but the company says numerous problems have cropped up since.
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