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McDonald's Worker Fired Over Sprinkles
Business | 207010 hits | 1:00 PM on Thursday | posted by BeaverFever
Firms take taxpayer money by moving train back and forthBusiness | 206680 hits | 6:14 PM on Wednesday | posted by BeaverFever
Biofuel credits behind mystery cross-border train shipmentsBusiness | 208627 hits | 7:40 AM on Wednesday | posted by saturn_656
The mystery of the trainload of biodiesel that crossed back and forth across the Sarnia-Port Huron border without ever unloading its cargo, as reported by CBC News, has been solved. B.C. woman caught passing hubby pot in court: RCMP | CTV British Columbia News
Mounties in Williams Lake, B.C. say they’re dealing with what appears to be an open and shut case of jaw-dropping stupidity. Depardieu 'to give up passport' in tax exile row
French actor Gerard Depardieu says he is handing back his French passport after the prime minister criticised him for moving to Belgium to avoid taxes. Oil price gap costing Canada billions
The wide gap between oil's global benchmark price and what Canadian producers can get for their oil is costing Canada $2.5 billion a month, according to new research that sees the spread remaining for years even if new pipelines are built. Supreme Court upholds anti-terrorism lawBusiness | 207204 hits | 9:19 AM on Friday | posted by Zipperfish
Encana, PetroChina take $2.2 billion stab at joint ventureBusiness | 206573 hits | 10:42 PM on Thursday | posted by saturn_656
Chinese miner launches human rights complaint against unionBusiness | 206671 hits | 10:20 PM on Thursday | posted by saturn_656
B.C. mine to hire only Chinese temporary workers for yearsBusiness | 206659 hits | 3:02 PM on Wednesday | posted by BeaverFever
Syria chemical weapons potential of 'grave concern' to CanadaBusiness | 207648 hits | 11:49 AM on Tuesday | posted by Zipperfish
Foreign Minister John Baird said today Canada has grave concerns that Syria might be ready to use chemical weapons on its own people or its neighbours, or that the weapons could fall into the hands of a radical extremist group. Booze sales on track to break record
Sales of wine, beer and other liquor are on pace to hit a record high this holiday season, predicts a report from one of Canada's biggest banks. Harper rejects committee's advice to relax gun lawsBusiness | 207124 hits | 9:06 AM on Friday | posted by Freakinoldguy
Advisory group wanted some prohibited weapons, including hand guns and assault rifles, easier to obtain Ireland budget: Local property tax introduced
The Irish government announces a package of fresh austerity measures, including a new property tax, worth billions of euros in its 2013 budget. Baby Boomers, Gen X, Gen Y: Who had the worst financial challenges?
Who had the worst financial challenges: Boomers, Generation X or Millennials? Melissa Leong spoke with someone of each generation about being privileged or lazy or overeducated or just plain screwed Will Burger King steal McDonald's fast-food crown? | Retail & Marketing | News | Financial Post
Burger King has been excelling at a game McDonald�s worked to perfect years ago, introducing a steady stream of new menu items Family with six-figure income broke every month
This couple makes $100,000 a year but struggles to make ends meet — still they want to retire at 58. Surprisingly, because of a nice pension, they actually can Taxed, banned, then blowing in the wind: Why Toronto can't fight its way out of a plastic bag
A step-by-step explanation of how Canada’s biggest city found itself embroiled in lawsuits over shopping bags. Expect to see more politicians on commercial flights: Tories retiring all but two Challenger VIP jets | Canadian Politics | Canada | News | National Post
Defence sources say most of the fleet, which has often been in the news for being air taxis for senior officials, will reach the end of its service life by 2014. Alison Redford wins more support among premiers for shipping oil East | Energy | News | Financial Post
A proposal to ship oil from Alberta to Eastern Canadian markets is drawing support from a growing number of premiers who say it could help stimulate the economy while serving as the foundation for a national energy strategy Black Friday 2012 kicks off season as deal-hunters swarm stores 
About 11,000 shoppers were in lines wrapped around Macy's flagship store in New York City's Herald Square when it opened Trump Hotel's troubles mounting as sales tactics face probe
Selling hotel units as investment condos may violate terms of 2004 Ontario Securities Commission ruling. Black Friday's tame Canadian cousin: Few sucked into pandemonium north of the border 
When it comes to Black Friday and Cyber Monday here at home, Canadians’ response appears to be a firm 'meh' As Black Friday strike looms, Wal-Mart files U.S. labour complaint
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is taking its first legal step to stop months of protests and rallies outside Walmart stores, targeting the union that it says is behind such actions Walmart and other major retailers take Quebec government to court over French signage requirements
Several major retailers are taking the Quebec government to court over the provincial language watchdog’s insistence they modify their commercial brand names to include some French Mortgage rules threaten economy's recovery, brokers warn | Mortgages & Real Estate | Personal Finance | Financial Post
New borrowing rules have hit homeowners so hard that it could undermine any economic recovery in Canada, says a new study from the country's mortgage brokers Black Friday vs. Cyber Monday: Which is better?
Cyber Monday was once a Black Friday afterthought for American consumers. No longer. Seniors left behind in rush to online billing: Goar
Seniors lose the right to move at their own pace in a digital world. Banks, telephone and utility companies now charge monthly fees to customers who want a paper bill. Eurozone falls back into recession
The eurozone returns to recession for the first time in three years as the bloc's economy contracts by 0.1% between July and September. Alberta bitumen takes to the tracksBusiness | 206994 hits | 4:40 PM on Saturday | posted by Alta_redneck
Southern Pacific Resource Corp., which began trucking out initial production from its new McKay Thermal Project three weeks ago, will open a dedicated rail terminal in a few weeks just south of Fort McMurray and ship its product in leased tanker cars via $5.7 billion Sturgeon upgrader finally gets green lightBusiness | 206666 hits | 7:56 PM on Thursday | posted by Alta_redneck
BB10 Gets Security Nod For Government Use | Gadget Lab | Wired.com
While the iPhone has the app market wrapped up and Android can boast customizability, BlackBerry has long been the security phone of choice for businesses and super spies. RIM can continue to ride the security wave with news that its unreleased platform iSuzuki's ailing U.S. car business to fold | The Japan Times Online
Suzuki Motor Corp. said Tuesday it will close its money-losing car business in the United States and have it file for bankruptcy, citing the strong yen and weak demand for its small cars in the U.S. market.
Suzuki Motor Corp. said Tuesday it will close its money-losing car business in the United States and have it file for bankruptcy, citing the strong yen and weak demand for its small cars in the U.S. market. Tim Hortons opens first fly-in-only location in northern Manitoba
Residents of a remote community in northern Manitoba will no longer have to go without their double-double and maple-glazed doughnut after Tim Hortons opened its first-ever "fly-in" franchise. Toronto Star next in line for Internet content paywall
Canada's biggest-circulation newspaper, the Toronto Star, is preparing to build a paywall for its website.Brazilian woman sells virginity for $780,000
Catarina Migliorini, 20, a Brazilian student, auctioned off her virginity in an online auction at Virgins Wanted. The winning bid, made on Oct. 24, 2012, the last day of bidding, was $780,000. Miglorini claims she wants to open an NGO and help the poor fa
Business | 209064 hits | 5:59 PM on Sunday | posted by Alta_redneck
Catarina Migliorini, 20, a Brazilian student, auctioned off her virginity in an online auction at Virgins Wanted. The winning bid, made on Oct. 24, 2012, the last day of bidding, was $780,000. Miglorini claims she wants to open an NGO and help the poor faSpain jobless rate hits new high in third quarter
About a quarter of working-age people in recession-hit Spain - and more than half of young people - are unemployed, new figures show,
About a quarter of working-age people in recession-hit Spain - and more than half of young people - are unemployed, new figures show, Canada blocks $5.2 billion Petronas bid for Progress EnergyBusiness | 207157 hits | 9:09 AM on Saturday | posted by saturn_656
CRTC rejects Bell takeover of Astral
The federal broadcast regulator has unconditionally rejected BCE Inc.'s proposed $3.4-billion takeover of Astral Media, saying it would place too much power in the hands of one company and threaten the competitive media landscape in Canada.Back to Canada News
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