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Vale settles with Sudbury miners
Brazilian mining giant Vale has reached a tentative agreement with the United Steelworkers to end an Ontario strike that has lasted nearly a year.
Obama announces $2B for solar power
The U.S. government is handing out nearly $2 billion US for new solar plants that President Barack Obama says will create thousands of jobs and increase the use of renewable energy sources.
Inquiry findings hurt Taser's business, company to say
A British Columbia public inquiry's conclusion that a jolt from a Taser can be lethal wasn't based on all of the evidence and has hurt the manufacturer's business around the world, the company will argue in court this week.
TTC worker caught in G20 police sweep
“I was petrified, I was shocked. I was essentially arrested for going to work,” said Yau, who is still traumatized by the experience. “It was just martial law. I had no rights.”
G20 leaders agree to cut deficits in half by 2013
Leaders of the G20 nations have agreed to Prime Minister Stephen Harper's calls to halve deficits and stabilize debt-to-GDP ratios in an effort to foster recovery from the global economic crisis, CTV News has learned.
Deal reached on Wall St. reformsOne year in the making, a sweeping overhaul of Wall Street rules forged in the aftermath of a financial crisis cleared congressional negotiations early Friday and headed to the House and Senate for final votes.
Peak oil postponed again
So there is plenty of oil and gas after all. Prices will bumble along gently until well into the next decade. We are becoming more efficient in our use of energy, with 3pc extra savings annually. That is a faster pace than the rising real cost of fuel. Ma
PM frets over 'dangerous' economiesPrime Minister Stephen Harper is scared that "next-to-non existent" job creation and growth in Canada's most important trading partners threatens Canada's otherwise robust economic recovery.

As Apple's chosen reviewers sounded off first on the iPhone 4 Tuesday night, they all agreed that it was a major improvement over its predecessor, the iPhone 3GS, and a champion when compared to challengers from other phone makers. Still, many pointed out
Roundup resistant weeds pose environmental threat
When the weed killer Roundup was introduced in the 1970s, it proved it could kill nearly any plant while still being safer than many other herbicides, and it allowed farmers to give up harsher chemicals and reduce tilling that can contribute to erosion.
Oil spill stirs study, debate over health impacts
When an Associated Press reporter went scuba diving in the oil-streaked Gulf of Mexico this month, people commenting on websites worried about his health. But at the same time, the oil sure didn't bother some beachgoers in Alabama.
Leaked BP memo gives far worse spill figure
A U.S. congressman has disclosed an internal memo from BP that says the company's damaged oil well in the Gulf of Mexico could be gushing as much as 100,000 barrels of oil a day.
Eaton Centre will get $120M facelift
"It was just Eaton Centre's turn to be redeveloped," said Wayne Barwise, senior vice-president of development at Cadillac Fairview Corp. Ltd., the mall's owner. "Our position is to always be best in class."
Investor mood lifts as BP survives spill grilling
LONDON/NEW YORK - BP shares gained in London on Friday after its boss survived a bruising encounter with U.S. lawmakers and as hopes rose its $20 billion oil spill compensation and clean-up fund will cap public anger.
Gold sets another record
Gold prices set another record Thursday amid fresh concerns about the U.S. economy and the European debt crisis. Bullion for August delivery gained $18.20, or 1.5 per cent, to close at $1,248.70 US an ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

Large wireless service providers in Canada should be forced to “unlock” subscribers’ cellphones if requested, says a bill being tabled by the NDP on Thursday, which could dent carriers’ profits and lead to subscribers moving more easily between cellphone
Europe stocks extend rally; debt auction reassures
PARIS, June 17 (Reuters) - European equities climbed on Thursday for a seventh straight session, their longest winning streak in 11 months, as robust demand in a Spanish bond auction boosted investor confidence in the euro zone economic outlook.
Russia hoarding Canadian dollars
Russia has begun its previously stated plan to buy Canadian dollars, adding credence to the loonie's status as a second-tier reserve currency.
Rental vacancies rise while costs declineLower demand in the Calgary market, combined with more people buying homes, pushed the city's apartment rental vacancy rate up in April compared with a year ago while average rents dropped slightly.
TSX up for fifth straight dayThe Toronto Stock Exchange ended Wednesday's trading session with a modest gain after flip-flopping between positive and negative positions several times over the day.
BP to spend US$20B paying back Gulf spill victims
BP has agreed to budget US$20 billion for a fund that will be used to pay back the victims of the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, and the company's chairman has apologized for the disaster.
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