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Bank of Japan to 'pump massive funds' into market
AFP - The Bank of Japan plans to pump "massive" funds into markets on Monday in a bid to help them stabilise following a catastrophic earthquake and devastating tsunami, Dow Jones Newswires said.
AFP - The Bank of Japan plans to pump "massive" funds into markets on Monday in a bid to help them stabilise following a catastrophic earthquake and devastating tsunami, Dow Jones Newswires said.
Condos in northern Alta evacuatedBusiness | 207183 hits | 9:54 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
At least two hundred Fort McMurray residents are without a home after an engineering report indicated their building complex is structurally unsound. Puffed-up food claims rampant: ex-CFIA official
Exaggerated food claims are rampant on labels in Canadian grocery stores, but government inspectors are right not to crack down on them, the former president of Canada's food police says. Protests, criticism mark Vancouver casino hearingBusiness | 206993 hits | 8:42 AM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
More than 300 people packed Vancouver City Hall Monday night over a controversial plan to build the province's largest casino next to BC Place. Some Quebec firms not publishing documents in FrenchBusiness | 207002 hits | 8:24 AM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
French-speaking shareholders of some Quebec companies can't get documents from the firms in their own language, despite the province's language laws. Beer prices set to rise as barley supplies tightenBusiness | 206948 hits | 8:19 AM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
Dismal harvests for barley are set to drive up the price of malt, analysts say, and that will likely translate into more expensive brews at your local pub and beer store. New 'consumer friendly' rules announced for banksBusiness | 206864 hits | 8:00 AM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
Canadian banks will face more restrictions on how they handle their customers' money, under new "consumer friendly" measures announced by the Conservatives on Tuesday. CRTC green lights BCE's purchase of CTVglobemediaBusiness | 207033 hits | 1:45 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
The CRTC is giving the green light to the $1.3-billion takeover of CTVglobemedia by telecom giant BCE Inc. Ottawa must help lower gas prices: CAW bossBusiness | 207077 hits | 1:43 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
With the price of crude oil nearing a two-and-a-half year high Monday, there are worries the skyrocketing prices could drag down the economic recovery if consumers change their spending habits. Only in Canada, you say? Now it's Timmies time in London
LONDON, England — Rob Cunningham and his family spotted something that stood out among the old red phone booths and even older buildings on a recent trip to London. Telus iPhone User Hit With $37,000 iPhone Bill
Vancouverite Alanna Fero went to Egypt for two weeks with her iPhone. Prior to leaving, Fero says she spoke with Telus to ensure she was on the right plan. When she got home, she was shocked to receive a monthly bill of $37,694.53. Rising oil, gold prices push TSX higher
TORONTO — The Toronto stock market was modestly higher Friday as investor nervousness about unrest in the Mideast sent oil and gold prices higher while American job creation disappointed many investors.
Bombardier lands deal worth up to US$6.7 billion
MONTREAL — Bombardier Aerospace says it has received an order for as many as 120 aircraft from Berkshire Hathaway's NetJets Inc., in a deal that could be worth US$6.7 billion. Oil at $102, gold hits record
The North American oil benchmark price closed above $102 US a barrel Wednesday and gold reached record highs amid continuing unrest in Libya. UWO Wins North American Cheerleading ChampionshipsBusiness | 206798 hits | 5:59 PM on Saturday | posted by fizz_khalifa
Canadian-born visible minorities earn lessBusiness | 208797 hits | 2:26 PM on Saturday | posted by CommanderSock
One of the cherished notions of Canadian multiculturalism is that the children of immigrants succeed economically in a way that makes them indistinguishable from other Canadians. SNC-Lavalin defends Libyan prison project
The Montreal-based engineering firm has been in Libya for roughly 25 years and most of its work has centred around a massive water pipeline stretching across the desert and construction of a new airport in Benghazi. While those projects have received subsOil prices fall on unconfirmed rumors Gaddafi was shot
Oil traders are citing unconfirmed rumors that Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi was shot to explain a sudden downward reversal in oil prices today.
Oil traders are citing unconfirmed rumors that Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi was shot to explain a sudden downward reversal in oil prices today.Separate but unequal: Charts show growing rich-poor gap
The Great Recession and the slump that followed have triggered a jobs crisis that's been making headlines since before President Obama was in office, and that will likely be with us for years. But the American economy is also plagued by a less-noted, but
The Great Recession and the slump that followed have triggered a jobs crisis that's been making headlines since before President Obama was in office, and that will likely be with us for years. But the American economy is also plagued by a less-noted, but Rogers' new ambient TV: Rotisserie chicken
It already has the fireplace channel with a loop of burning logs, and a sunset channel. But to really set the mood, Rogers Cable Inc. will soon be offering a bit of poultry in motion. Canada, Japan weighing free trade agreementBusiness | 206735 hits | 12:26 PM on Wednesday | posted by Guy_Fawkes
Grub in Timmies chili has customer fuming
Tim Hortons' chili is no longer on Lindsay Watters’s list of lunchtime favourites. The Halifax marketing manager says she found some type of caterpillar when she was halfway through eating her steaming hot bowl of chili at the Tim Hortons outlet in Debert NHL agrees to massive sponsorship deal with Molson Coors
Molson Canadian is set to become the official beer of the NHL as part of a sponsorship agreement announced Tuesday that is believed to be the most lucrative in league history. Moosehead locks out 172 Saint John workers
About 170 workers are picketing outside Moosehead Breweries saying the Saint John-based company locked them out over a contract dispute.KFC ditches 'finger lickin' good' slogan
KFC isn't 'finger lickin' good' anymore. At least it's not the fast-food chain's slogan anymore.
KFC isn't 'finger lickin' good' anymore. At least it's not the fast-food chain's slogan anymore. 
OTTAWA — Shipyard workers say they don’t trust federal government assurances that new naval warships and coast guard cutters will be built in Canada. Troubled Quebec shipyard lobbied Ottawa to cut some slack on shipbuilding plan
OTTAWA - A Quebec shipyard that's eager to be a principle builder of Canadian warships and coast guard cutters lobbied Ottawa to keep strict financial provisions out of a recent federal request for proposals, The Canadian Press has learned. Canadian wine consumption to outpace world by six times
That wine growth wasn't at the expense of other liquors, the study noted: spirits consumption grew over 7 per cent between 2005 and 2009. Canadian diamond fetches record price
A huge rough diamond, billed as the most significant find in the 13-year history of Canada's Ekati mine, was auctioned off in Belgium this week for more than $6 million. Alberta moves to keep bitumen upgrading at home
The Alberta government on Wednesday pledged to funnel a slice of its take of bitumen to a proposed refinery northeast of Edmonton.
North West Upgrading, a company which has been trying to build an independent merchant upgrader, will receive 37,500 barr $50-million aircraft engine research centre to be built in Winnipeg
Winnipeg's Standard Aero is teaming up with GE Canada to build a multi-million dollar aircraft engine research and technology development centre near the airport, creating dozens of jobs. Ikea rival plans expansion in CanadaBusiness | 207326 hits | 8:38 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
For many Canadians, Ikea is virtually synonymous with affordable, assemble-yourself furniture. But can the ambitious expansion plans of a virtually unknown Scandinavian rival change that perception? Canada launches challenge to EU ban on seal productsBusiness | 206785 hits | 6:39 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
The federal government has launched a formal challenge to Europe's ban on Canadian seal products. Toronto, Winnipeg lead Dec. rise in housing prices
Winnipeg recorded a 1.1 per cent increase in the price of new homes while Halifax's new home price went up 0.3 per cent. Toronto and Oshawa saw a 0.2 per cent increase between November and December.Back to Canada News
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