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SNC choice ignites Quebec language debate
Montreal company passed over two francophone candidates before picking American for the CEO's job B.C. gas prices expected to spike over the weekend
Industry analysts say B.C. gas prices will jump this weekend as part of the fallout of Monday's explosion and fire at a major Chevron refinery in California.After 282 years at sea, shipper sunk by slump
Stephenson Clarke Shipping goes into liquidation after nearly 300 years of trading
Stephenson Clarke Shipping goes into liquidation after nearly 300 years of trading No sex, please, we're Vancouver: Court orders adult store to close
B.C. Supreme Court ruling says Fantasy Factory doesn’t have the proper licence to sell sex toys Apple drops YouTube from next iPhone in latest slap at Google
Search giant’s video service joins its mapping service on the cutting room floor of iOS 6 Don't get conned by corn-scammersBusiness | 207018 hits | 8:35 PM on Sunday | posted by Alta_redneck
The city may seem like it’s teeming with roadside Taber corn merchants but Edmontonians should be wary of their purchase, say producers and distributors. Counterfeit corn has been a problem in the City of Champions for several years and it’s hurting legitVante CFO Bullies Chick-Fil-A Worker, Then Promptly Gets Fired For It
Adam Smith, former CFO and treasurer of medical supplies manufacturer Vante, caused quite a stir today when he put up a video of himself bullying a Chick-fil-A drive-thru employee in Tucson on YouTube.
Business | 207212 hits | 6:15 PM on Thursday | posted by maldonsfecht
Adam Smith, former CFO and treasurer of medical supplies manufacturer Vante, caused quite a stir today when he put up a video of himself bullying a Chick-fil-A drive-thru employee in Tucson on YouTube.
Harper pardons farmers arrested under old wheat board law
The Conservative government is pardoning a group of farmers who were arrested for trying to sell their wheat under the old law governing the Canadian Wheat Board's monopoly as they mark the first day on which prairie producers can sell outside the board. 
Carrier, which has stuck with single, economy class cabin since 1996, will offer travelers roomier seats in first four rows Quebec vows to block U.S. takeover of Rona
The Quebec government has vowed to find a way to stave off a takeover bid of home improvement retailer Rona by U.S.-based competitor Lowe’s, which appears intent on expanding its presence north of the border even after its initial offer was rejected. B.C. school board rejects group's bid to recruit strippers at job fairs
When an official with the Vancouver School Board first heard that an adult entertainment company wanted to visit high school job fairs to recruit future strippers, he actually laughed out loud. Carney Leading Bank of England Seen as Scandal Remedy
London is losing so much trust as the global financial center that Prime Minister David Cameron may need to consider an unprecedented choice for Bank of England governor: Mark Carney, the Canadian who polices the world’s financial system and has no ties t Samsung smartphones bite into Apple profits
Tech giant misses expectations, despite 21-per-cent rise in profit to $8.8-billion AFP: China's CNOOC to buy Canada's Nexen for $15.1 bnBusiness | 206809 hits | 7:02 AM on Monday | posted by saturn_656
New study gives staggering new estimate of size of offshore economy – as much as US and Japanese GDP put together Enbridge handled crude oil spill "Like Keystone Cops"Business | 207086 hits | 12:02 PM on Friday | posted by BeaverFever
Scathing report finds that Enbridge overlooked warning signs for five years before 2010 spill that exposed 320 people to crude B.C. court quashes age-discrimination case
67-year-old Faskens partner not an employee and must retire, appeal court says Microsoft reports first-ever loss
Writedown for 2007 ad service led to $492-million loss in the quarter Canada scores 2nd last on energy efficiency studyBusiness | 207068 hits | 6:07 PM on Monday | posted by ShepherdsDog
Canada has landed near the bottom of the first international energy efficiency rating of 12 major economies. Wheat Board demise fuels Ontario food fight
A nasty dispute over Goderich grain terminal pits a public company against its largest shareholder RIM to cut 5,000 more jobs and further delay BlackBerry10
Research In Motion has announced more layoffs, a delay in the release of its new Blackberry smartphone and a deeper-than-expected first-quarter loss. A bridge too far? Not for Canada
The Prime Minister understands the importance of a new Detroit-Windsor crossing and trade with the United States RBC, 14 other banks downgraded by Moody'sBusiness | 208467 hits | 12:57 AM on Friday | posted by ShepherdsDog
Ratings agency Moody's Investor Service has downgraded the credit ratings of Canada's biggest bank, the Royal Bank of Canada, and 14 other banks with global operations. Air Canada embarks on its first biofuel-powered flight from Toronto to Mexico City
Not looking to be left out of the biofuel party, Air Canada is the latest to try out the eco-friendly alternative for its Apache reveals 'outstanding' B.C. shale gas find
A giant shale gas find in northern B.C. has the potential to exponentially increase the province's natural gas output for decades.Oil prices could drop to $50
The worsening economic situation in Europe could bring Brent crude prices down to $50 per barrel this year, according to research prepared by Credit Suisse.
The worsening economic situation in Europe could bring Brent crude prices down to $50 per barrel this year, according to research prepared by Credit Suisse.5 blunders that put Nokia in the hot seat
Nokia CEO Stephen Elop is in a bind now, but the problems at the company sprung up long before he joined the company. Read this blog post by Roger Cheng on Mobile.
Nokia CEO Stephen Elop is in a bind now, but the problems at the company sprung up long before he joined the company. Read this blog post by Roger Cheng on Mobile. Canadians pay more than Americans for Canadian-made vehicles
Consumer advocates say the Competition Bureau should investigate why Canadians are paying thousands of dollars more than Americans for vehicles manufactured here in Canada. Private firm to buy up to 275 new Bombardier jets
Private jet company NetJets Inc. signed a deal Monday to buy up to 275 Challenger business jets from Bombardier that could be worth up to US$7.3 billion. Oil price continues slide
The price of crude oil, Canada's number one commodity export, continued its descent Friday on the prospect of weak economic growth with no immediate assistance from the U.S Federal Reserve.
Pipeline gets support from some First Nations along route
Almost 60 per cent of First Nations along the planned Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline between Alberta and B.C. have signed on to become part owners. Thai workers flown in to staff Newfoundland fish plantBusiness | 207197 hits | 6:39 PM on Saturday | posted by ShepherdsDog
In what is believed to be a first in Newfoundland and Labrador, foreign workers have been brought in to work at a fish plant in the province because of a shortage of available labour. New duty-free limits will challenge Canadian retailers
Cross-border shoppers may welcome increased duty-free limits that kick in Friday, but those changes will magnify problems Canadian retailers are having with the noticeable price gaps between Canada and the U.S. GM Canada to shutter Oshawa assembly plant
General Motors of Canada plans to halt production at one of its final two Oshawa assembly plants over the next year, a move that could eliminate thousands of jobs and hit Durham Region's fragile economy hard. Who's Behind The Solar Trade War?
“Our founder and chairman and CEO is Canadian, I’m Canadian, our head of sales and marketing is Canadian and our head of operations is American,” says Potter. “The main manufacturing plants are in China but most of our sales and marketing are everywhere bTropicana latest target of 'all natural' product lawsuits
Orange juice maker Tropicana markets its brand as fresh from the grove, but a series of lawsuits nationwide claim the company's juice is so heavily processed it shouldn't be called "natural."
Orange juice maker Tropicana markets its brand as fresh from the grove, but a series of lawsuits nationwide claim the company's juice is so heavily processed it shouldn't be called "natural."
Feds appeal ruling that said they broke wheat board law | CTV News
The federal government is appealing a court ruling that said it broke the law with its plan to strip the Canadian Wheat Board's monopoly over western wheat and barley sales. Ontario girl's online banking speech goes viral
A 12-year-old Ontario girl is causing a stir in financial circles with an online speech that says banks and the federal government are 'enslaving' the people of Canada. UN food envoy provokes Ottawa with findings on hunger and poor diet in CanadaBusiness | 206925 hits | 11:03 AM on Thursday | posted by Freakinoldguy
Tories tout safeguards in Chinese firm's telecom dealsBusiness | 208467 hits | 6:01 PM on Wednesday | posted by ShepherdsDog
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Public Safety Minister Vic Toews say security concerns raised about a Chinese firm operating in Canada were taken care of, but opposition MPs want proof and more transparency.Greece's moderate left says no government possible
A fresh blow is dealt to Greek coalition talks with the moderate Democratic Left party confirming it will not join pro-bailout parties.
A fresh blow is dealt to Greek coalition talks with the moderate Democratic Left party confirming it will not join pro-bailout parties. RIM no longer Canada's most valuable tech company
Research In Motion Ltd. has tumbled from its perch as Canada’s most valuable tech company and is in danger of falling to third. Cantech Letter, an online magazine focusing on Canadian listed technology companies, has published a ranking of the country’s tBack to Canada News
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