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WestJet picks Bombardier plane for regional service
Selects Canadian-built Q400 turboprop over the French-Italian ATR 72-600 Nova Scotia to regulate hidden cellphone fees
Law will see cancellation fees capped at $50, clearer advertising on contract costs and information on sudden fee jumps Minor conviction no reason for Canada to snub tourist dollars
Canada's Conservative tough-on-crime government quietly changed the rules last month to make it easier for American hunters and anglers with a minor criminal record to come to Canada to spend their tourist dollars. Everyone loves to hate the CanucksBusiness | 207105 hits | 6:54 AM on Wednesday | posted by Alta_redneck
Henrik Sedin could only shake his head and smile when asked about the notoriety his team has achieved during the past year. The Vancouver Canucks captain gets it, though. In a league full of drama, great storylines and heroes, someone has to play the anta Orca death possibly linked to Canadian war games
The bloodied and battered corpse of a young killer whale whose death may be linked to Canadian war games has prompted an investigation by U.S. authorities. Cash-strapped TransLink eyes big executive bonuses
Just one day after Metro Vancouver drivers were hit with a two-cent-per-litre hike in the gas tax to pay for transit expansions, cash-strapped TransLink is considering big bonuses for its executives. 
The latest fines totalled $41,000, a a relatively small amount compared with the $2.1-million in penalties that the CRTC has levied against telemarketers since the rules were put in place Credit card firm breach could affect millions
The Better Business Bureau is warning a security breach in the United States could affect Canadian consumers, especially those who hop across the border to shop. Gov't scraps penny, a 'currency without currency' | CTV NewsBusiness | 208794 hits | 1:26 PM on Thursday | posted by Guy_Fawkes
The government has decided our lowest denomination coin is more trouble than it's worth, so the Royal Canadian Mint will stop distributing the penny this fall. RIM and Nokia battle Apple for future of lowly SIM card
Nokia threatens to withdraw around 50 SIM card-related patents from European standards body if the Apple nano-SIM replacement is approvediPad's 4G problem spreads to Sweden
Apple battered outside North America as some say it’s too loose with promotions claiming blockbuster tablet supports LTE wireless
Apple battered outside North America as some say it’s too loose with promotions claiming blockbuster tablet supports LTE wireless Record gas prices hit U.S., on the rise in Canada
Gas prices are soaring in North America, and there could be more pain at the pumps this summer if the trend continues. In Canada, the average price of gas stood at $1.30 per litre on Wednesday. SNC-Lavalin CEO resigns
Company outlines findings from an internal review of millions in unauthorized payments Drug companies are closely watching India's drug patent case
Top court ruling on dispute between pharma giant Novartis and government will have major impact on country’s booming generic industry Gas retailers fined for fixing pump prices in Ontario
Three companies have been fined for fixing the price of gasoline in Kingston and Brockville between May and November in 2007. Military headstone for air force officer not accepted by city bylaw
Capt. Paul “Spike” Zvaniga was clear about how he wanted to be remembered — buried in his hometown of Hespeler with a standard military headstone. The problem is, his final wishes fall five inches short of a City of Cambridge bylaw. Many ways to move our oilBusiness | 207223 hits | 6:52 AM on Saturday | posted by Alta_redneck
There's a myth building up that the proposed but seriously opposed Northern Gateway pipeline is the only option to get oil from the oil sands to Asia. Not true. It's the most practical and likely the cheapest option. Immigrants stuck in low-wage trap: ReportBusiness | 207243 hits | 5:51 AM on Friday | posted by Canadiana55
Foreign investors price Canadians out of housing marketBusiness | 207168 hits | 9:25 AM on Thursday | posted by BeaverFever
Overseas investors are snapping up properties in Canada's largest cities, driving up prices and pushing ordinary Canadians out of the housing market, observers say. Real estate experts call it the new reality, and the high price paid for a north Toronto b Cheney Cancles Canadian Visit out of FearBusiness | 207238 hits | 10:09 AM on Tuesday | posted by BeaverFever
Former U.S. vice-president Dick Cheney has cancelled a Toronto speaking appearance due to security concerns. Coffee shop avoids brewing trouble with humble pie
A letter roasting students for taking up space in a St. John's cafe has become a social media sensation, and led to an apology before the issue could percolate further. Viterra soars on takeover interest
Shares of Viterra Inc. jumped Friday after being halted earlier, when Canada's largest publicly-traded grain handler disclosed the possibility of being taken over. Air Canada's largest union serves strike notice
Flight plans for thousands of March Break travellers could be thrown into disarray should Air Canada's largest union launch a strike next Monday. Gordon Campbell cited by WorkSafe BC for death at his vacation homeBusiness | 206943 hits | 12:45 PM on Tuesday | posted by BeaverFever
Ontario to end corporatre tax write-offs for sport ticketsBusiness | 208525 hits | 1:10 PM on Wednesday | posted by BeaverFever
Corporations would no longer be able to claim private boxes or seats as a tax deduction as province looks to cut costs New tolls suggested for Metro Vancouver drivers
More tolls, per-kilometre charges and vehicle registration fees are some of the revenue-raising suggestions in a confidential TransLink report aimed at finding ways to pay for Metro Vancouver roads and transit. BC Ferries' losses nearly doubled in third quarter
The latest financial report from BC Ferries shows company losses almost doubled in the third quarter of the last fiscal year compared to the same period a year earlier. Montana's governor says 'jackasses' delayed KeystoneBusiness | 208433 hits | 5:06 PM on Thursday | posted by Alta_redneck
HELENA, Mon. � Montana�s governor says the Keystone XL pipeline from Alberta�s oilsands to the Gulf Coast will eventually be built and he blames the delay on �jackasses� in Washington who have only recently discovered the issue. BlackBerry holds slim lead over iPhone in Canada
However, in global markets, Canada's largest technology company has fallen well behind AppleIran 'halts oil sales to France and Britain'
Iran halts oil sales to British and French companies, the nation's oil ministry says, ahead of a 1 July ban on Iranian oil imports imposed by the EU.
Iran halts oil sales to British and French companies, the nation's oil ministry says, ahead of a 1 July ban on Iranian oil imports imposed by the EU. Chinese confiscate Apple iPads in name dispute
Xinhua district sweeps up iPads, requests out to 20 more cities from Shenzhen Proview Technology, which claims its owns iPad name in mainland China FBI file paints Steve Jobs as deceptive, dishonest
Newly released FBI interviews conducted in 1991 were part of a background check for an appointment to the President’s Export Council during George H.W. Bush’s administration Supreme Court rules ISPs not subject to broadcast regulations
Court says Internet service providers just a mode of transmission, not subject to same rules and levies as content originators 
Move comes months before Ottawa drafts legislation requiring domestic carriers to market full fares to customersNissan sees annual profits beating Toyota, Honda
From Yahoo! News: YOKOHAMA, Japan (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co is on track to be the most profitable of Japan's three big automakers this year, after record car sales last year and improved market share in every major region pushed up quarterly operating p
From Yahoo! News: YOKOHAMA, Japan (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co is on track to be the most profitable of Japan's three big automakers this year, after record car sales last year and improved market share in every major region pushed up quarterly operating p Ethanol rules driving up beef prices, damaging industry
Beef and pork prices have risen dramatically in recent years and meat lovers can expect to pay even more for their favourite choice cuts as ethanol policies and rising export demands put pressure on the market. Caterpillar to close London, Ont. locomotive plantBusiness | 206532 hits | 10:20 AM on Friday | posted by saturn_656
Spanair collapses, stranding 20,000 people
Spain's fourth-largest airline Spanair collapses, leaving more than 20,000 passengers stranded across Europe and Africa.
Spain's fourth-largest airline Spanair collapses, leaving more than 20,000 passengers stranded across Europe and Africa.Starbucks CEO paid $16 million in 2011 fiscal year
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz was given a pay package worth roughly $16 million in the company's 2011 fiscal year.
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz was given a pay package worth roughly $16 million in the company's 2011 fiscal year. Erotic books popular with e-readers
Sales have soared for erotic literature with the advent of e-readers such as Kobo and Kindle, with one company in British Columbia reaping the benefits.Back to Canada News
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