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Canada wins U.S. trade fight over meat labelling
The World Trade Organization has sided with Canada in a dispute over the U.S. country-of-origin labelling requirements, in a ruling celebrated by beef and pork producers who have seen their exports fall. Airline asks passengers for fuel money after they're left stranded in Vienna
Passengers said Comtel airline staff told them they would be stuck in Vienna until they could raise more than 20,000 pounds to fund the rest of their flight to Birmingham Alberta Premier, cozying up to Central Canada, pushes energy strategy
Redford woos McGuinty, Economic Club of Canada with plan to pull together Alberta oil sands, B.C. hydro power, Atlantic oil and Ontario's green energy agendaSchuller's Ex-Megachurch in Bankruptcy Bidding War
Business | 206661 hits | 8:14 AM on Tuesday | posted by Guy_Fawkes
Court order to let N.Y. protesters bring tents back
The Occupy Wall Street protesters who were kicked out of a New York park overnight will likely be able to return with their tents, after a court order was obtained by the National Lawyers Guild.
Business | 206820 hits | 7:32 AM on Tuesday | posted by Guy_Fawkes
The Occupy Wall Street protesters who were kicked out of a New York park overnight will likely be able to return with their tents, after a court order was obtained by the National Lawyers Guild. Michael Moore's hypocrite house
To Al Gore's power-sucking mega-mansion we can now add Michael Moore's vast estate on the lake. Gore was accused of hypocrisy for building himself a massive home many times larger than any one person could require, while criticizing others for wasting ene TransCanada agrees to reroute Keystone XL pipeline
TransCanada has agreed to change the route of a proposed oil pipeline so that it doesn't pass through an environmentally sensitive part of Nebraska. Upscale Tim Hortons 'ambience' revamp planned
Canadians may not associate espresso, arm chairs and soft lighting with Tim Hortons, but the upscale fixtures are part of the brand's latest makeover. Lawsuit spurs Nielsen's resignation from CWBBusiness | 206839 hits | 9:16 AM on Friday | posted by Alta_redneck
Feeling that he could no longer support Canadian Wheat Board actions advocating for a single-desk marketing system of western Canadian grain, Olds-area farmer Jeff Nielsen tendered his resignation from the board last week. Harper 'disappointed' with U.S. pipeline decision
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is "disappointed" with news that Washington will delay a decision on whether to approve TransCanada's controversial Keystone XL pipeline project.Viacom so devastated by piracy that CEO gets $50 million raise
Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman got an impressive $50.5 million raise in 2010. This makes us skeptical of Hollywood's demand that US taxpayers should spend even more money fighting piracy of Viacom content.
Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman got an impressive $50.5 million raise in 2010. This makes us skeptical of Hollywood's demand that US taxpayers should spend even more money fighting piracy of Viacom content.Formaldehyde use prompts boycott of baby shampoo
A consumer advocacy group is taking aim at Johnson and Johnson for failing to remove a cancer-causing chemical from its baby shampoo two years after it was first pressured to do so.
Business | 207031 hits | 3:15 AM on Wednesday | posted by Guy_Fawkes
A consumer advocacy group is taking aim at Johnson and Johnson for failing to remove a cancer-causing chemical from its baby shampoo two years after it was first pressured to do so. Drug shortages profit-motivated, experts suggest
Older, cheaper generics scarcer than expensive new drugs, analysis finds Rex Murphy: Forget Wall Street, Occupy Hollywood | Full Comment | National Post
You hear it in every little encampment in every city that has a franchise in the current �Occupy� protests: The righteous tent-and-yurt people are against �greed.� They see greed as the demonic dynamo of a rapacious capitalism (and its maidservant Canadian consumers pay 11 per cent more than Americans, Carney says
Price discrepancy has fallen from 18 per cent in April, but questions remain about why the gap has not narrowed more Japanese TV manufacturers admit defeat
Sony, Panasonic throw in towel on intense competition from Taiwan, South Korea Carney to testify about Canada-U.S. price differential
Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney is slated to appear tonight at a Senate committee tonight to discuss why prices are higher in Canada than the United States. Sombre return to football in Grande Prairie, AlbertaBusiness | 208347 hits | 12:22 PM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
A high school football field in northern Alberta is packed for a playoff game today, but the mood is somewhat sombre. No pain, no gain: BDSM club is sane, safe and consensual
Prairie BDSM isn’t really so different from other private clubs, in that it was founded to give like-minded folks a bricks-and-mortar place to meet, socialize and discuss shared interests. Harley-Davidson to recall over 300,000 motorcycles
Excessive heat may cause the rear brake light switch to malfunction $8 Billion Shipbuilding Contract Sails to BC
On Wednesday, Seaspan’s Vancouver Shipyards was awarded an $8-billion federal contract for construction of coast guard and other non-combat ships. B.C. camouflage maker: The invisible man
The best work designed by Guy Cramer, founder of HyperStealth Biotechnology of Maple Ridge, is considered classified information Maple Leaf Foods cutting 1,550 jobs, closing plants
Maple Leaf Foods is cutting 1,550 jobs as it closes plants and consolidates its distribution business as part of a three-year $560-million restructuring plan. Kitimat LNG export licence wins National Energy Board approval
The National Energy Board has granted a 20-year licence to export liquid natural gas to KM LNG, the consortium with plans to build a liquid natural gas terminal at Kitimat, marking another step toward the construction of a $4.5 billion LNG terminal on B.C Canadian-built cars being branded as 'Made in USA'
A U.S. consumer group has filed complaints against two of the largest American automakers over advertising claims that their vehicles are made in the United States, even though they're assembled in CanadaA quarter of U.S. millionaires pay lower tax rates than middle class
Business | 206644 hits | 8:13 PM on Wednesday | posted by BeaverFever
China bids $2.2B for Canadian oil company
CALGARY -- China's state-owned oil firm Sinopec has made a multibillion-dollar bid to increase its Canadian holdings. Thomsons are Canada's richest family for 13th year
The family that co-owns the Winnipeg Jets took a hellacious hit to their bottom line over the past year but don't expect the Thomsons to start passing the hat. US signs ACTA
The United States, Australia, Canada, Japan, Morocco, New Zealand, Singapore, and South Korea signed the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement on Saturday, an accord targeting intellectual property piracy. Conservatives urged to rethink pardon fee increase
Every year, thousands of Canadians apply for pardons in order to get a job, pass security clearances and travel. Right now a criminal record suspension costs $150, after a December 2010 hike from the previous fee of $50, but the government is moving to a Loonie to fall to 93 cents US, BMO predictsBusiness | 206533 hits | 5:27 PM on Wednesday | posted by ShepherdsDog
Air Canada, flight attendants reach tentative deal
Air Canada and its 6,800 unionized flight attendants have reached a tentative deal on a new collective agreement — just hours before a 12:01 a.m. ET strike deadline. Cancer patient selling ad space on his fake eye
A British Columbia cancer patient is eyeballing new ways to raise money for his medical bills. Viterra upgraded as wheat board faces deregulation
Mr. Carpenter expects the government to implement its post-CWB strategy in the fall of 2012, and by his calculations, Viterra could realize an additional 6.5 to 9.5 per cent in earnings once the board is fully deregulated. Farm prices take big jump
Prices for crops and livestock are up double digits this year, and farmers are hoping it's a signal of the end of a decade-long slump in prices. Magna, Ontario to invest $400-million in R&D for electric vehiclesBusiness | 206731 hits | 7:50 PM on Monday | posted by BeaverFever
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