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Whirlwind growth, thanks to 3-DA locally developed 3-D technology has thrust a Winnipeg firm onto the world stage and could create dozens of new-age jobs in the process.
US child faces life without parole for crime @ age 11
Unless the lawyers for Jordan Brown who is now aged 13, can convince the judges to change tack, he will be tried in adult court and if convicted will serve an automatic life sentence with no chance of parole. He would become the youngest child in US histo
5 Green Ways to Save Money on Heating
When the snow begins to fall and temperatures drop, many of us are tempted to crank up our thermostats to take away the winter chill. That might be an easy way to stay warm, but it also is a surefire way to boost your heating bills and burn energy.
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Softwood lumber dispute heats up over salvage timber
When British Columbia government officials sat down in Washington in 2009 over simmering lumber issues, one of their counterparts in the U.S. department of commerce pushed a five-year-old newspaper article across the table and then sat back while the Cana
"Fear This!" Says the Pirate Bay, Hinting at a New Music Site
As we noted last week when the music industry released an annual report detailing its continued decline in revenue, "piracy" seems to be the go-to scapegoat, the reason that the music industry is struggling. And one of the sites that the industry often po
CN Rail facing strike next week by CAW members
The Canadian Auto Workers union has given CN Rail a strike deadline.
The CAW says 3,975 of its members employed by Canada's largest railway are set to walk out first thing Tuesday morning.
Potash producer Mosaic may be next takeover target
Agribusiness conglomerate Cargill Inc. is divesting a 64 per cent stake in fertilizer maker Mosaic Co., worth about US$24.3 billion, in a move that may make Mosaic and its Saskatchewan potash holdings more attractive as a takeover target.
Wikileaks to reveal tax evasion details of 2,000 wealthy peopleJulian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, today pledged to make public the confidential tax details of 2,000 wealthy and prominent individuals, after being passed the data by a Swiss banker who claims the information potentially reveals instances of money-la
How mobile costs can cripple your company
When you look in your briefcase or at your desk, does an iPhone stare back at you? A Droid? Apple, Google and Microsoft aren't just bringing new devices to market; they're also setting new standards for how businesses communicate. That smart device starin
Taxes more troubling than red tapeFederal efforts to reduce the red tape on small and mid-sized Canadian businesses is being eyed warily by many of Nanaimo's entrepreneurs.
Fear, confusion as Haiti tent camp shutsPORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Officials in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince sparked fear, confusion — and some hope — when they began closing down a tent camp for earthquake victims.
China to take Canadian seal productsOTTAWA - Who needs the European Union? Not Canadian sealers who can now export seal meat and oil to China, thanks to a new trade agreement that comes into effect Thursday.
Verizon iPhone will go on sale Feb. 10
The wait is over. Verizon Wireless said Tuesday it will begin selling Apple's iPhone early next month, ending AT&T's four-year run as the phone's exclusive carrier.
Apple CEO Jobs keeps $1 salary
Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs' compensation package remained the usual $1 in fiscal 2010, but the value of the shares he owns has skyrocketed amid the company's ongoing success in introducing shiny new gadgets many people come to find indispensable
Starbucks new logo drops company name
Starbucks Corp unveiled a simplified new logo on Wednesday that focuses on its mermaid symbol and removes the company name from around the border of the “siren.”
The world’s biggest coffee company’s logo had been unchanged since Starbucks went public 1
The dangers of debit card fraud
Do you think about the dangers of using your debit card when you go to pay for that carton of milk? You might want to because fraud is becoming an increasingly common problem for Canadians.
New tobacco warnings bigger, more graphicThe federal government has introduced new rules that will force tobacco companies to include larger and more graphic anti-smoking warning labels on cigarette packages.
Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2010/12/30/health-tobacco-warnings.htm
Plastic-based cash coming in 2011
Canadians will using a different type of plastic as money starting in 2011 when the Bank of Canada replaces its paper--cotton currency with newly-designed banknotes printed on polymer produced by an Australian firm.
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