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Pocklington says he was 'scammed' by U.S. companyBusiness | 206665 hits | 10:42 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
B.C. forests outlook not gloomy: minister
The outlook for the lumber sector in B.C. Interior, ravaged by the mountain pine beetle, isn't as pessimistic as an industry report would suggest, Forests Minister Pat Bell said Thursday
Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2010/0 Air Canada stands by pilot
Air Canada is standing by a pilot at the centre of a bizarre incident two years ago in which co-workers refused to fly with him, fearing he was suicidal and accusing him of threatening to ditch his aircraft in the Atlantic Ocean. Criminal probe of Toyota recall possible: Baird
OTTAWA — Transport Minister John Baird acknowledged the possibility of a criminal investigation into Toyota's management of the recent safety defects and recalls on its vehicles as he tabled about 2,500 pages of evidence at a parliamentary committee on Th Nike Bauer recalls more hockey sticks
Bauer Hockey Corp. is recalling 13 models of junior hockey sticks due to excessive lead levels in the sticks' paint.Can brain scans help companies sell more?
Business | 206656 hits | 12:49 PM on Wednesday | posted by LightStarr
Loonie inches closer to parity with U.S. dollar
The Canadian dollar rallied above 99 U.S. cents Wednesday morning, its highest level in almost 20 months, putting it a step closer to being on an equal footing with the U.S. dollar. Toyota expresses regret to Canadians
OTTAWA - MPs began grilling senior Toyota executives Tuesday morning. Mackenzie pipeline delayed again
The companies proposing to build the $16.2-billion Mackenzie Gas pipeline again delayed its proposed startup date on Monday.China warns Google not to stop filtering web searches
Business | 206641 hits | 10:11 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
The cleanest restaurants in B.C.
Clams with special sauce are one of the specialties at Vina Vietnamese restaurant in West Vancouver. Something else they specialize in is cleanliness. Rogers raising wireless 911 fee
Rogers Wireless is raising the emergency 911 fee cellphone customers pay monthly to 75 cents from the current 50-cent charge.Bank of America sued for seizing parrot
Bank of America has apologised to a woman in Pennsylvania after one of its contractors entered her house, damaged furniture and confiscated her parrot.
Business | 206663 hits | 9:31 AM on Thursday | posted by LightStarr
Bank of America has apologised to a woman in Pennsylvania after one of its contractors entered her house, damaged furniture and confiscated her parrot. B.C. surf town could ban fast-food outlets
A councillor in Tofino, B.C., wants to ban fast-food franchises and retail chains from the West Coast surf town in order to preserve its uniquely laid-back character.Bank of America forecloses on wrong house ..... yet again.
Bank of America finds itself the target of a new lawsuit filed by a woman in Pittsburgh who alleges that the bank not only improperly seized her home and damaged her other property, but also kept her parrot hostage even after they admitted making a mistak
Bank of America finds itself the target of a new lawsuit filed by a woman in Pittsburgh who alleges that the bank not only improperly seized her home and damaged her other property, but also kept her parrot hostage even after they admitted making a mistak Natural gas customers stuck with costly contracts
Thousands of B.C. residents who switched to new natural gas providers after deregulation are now paying significantly more than market rates and discovering they can't get out of multi-year contracts. GM Canada dealerships not given option to stay open
TORONTO — General Motors dealerships slated for closure in Canada will not be given the same option to remain open that their U.S. counterparts have been offered. 7 Weeks High for the Loonie
The Canadian dollar has hit a seven-week high against its American counterpart as oil prices continue to rise amid signs of global economic improvement. 
VANCOUVER — The publisher of a Texas newspaper that ran a column equating Canada’s patriotic Olympic fervour with Nazi-era Germany has apologized. So now we are going to change our bills to plastic?Business | 206799 hits | 2:35 PM on Saturday | posted by whispergently
Olympic visitors spent big bucks
Consumer spending in Vancouver and Whistler, B.C., increased 48 per cent during the Olympics, credit card processing firm Moneris Solutions reported Thursday. Sask. First Nations pitch $1.2 billion Regina entertainment complexBusiness | 206868 hits | 9:12 PM on Thursday | posted by Alta_redneck
REGINA � A group of Saskatchewan First Nations says it is partnering with the Seminole Indian Tribe of Florida to pitch a 55,000 seat stadium and hotel and casino project for downtown Regina. Leonard Asper Resigns as CEO of Canwest
Canwest made large acquisitions while Leonard was at the helm, including the National Post, the Montreal Gazette, the Vancouver Sun and specialty TV stations. The purchases saddled the company with debt numbering in the billions that became impossible to BC Hydro seeks 33% rate hike over 4 years
BC Hydro rates could rise by 33 per cent over the next four years, according to figures released in Tuesday's provincial budget. A red-hot happy accident
American CEO of the Bay thought torch bearer outfit needed something colourful – and distinctly Canadian Free coffee campaign kickstarts java war
Tim Hortons launched their 24th annual 'roll up the rim to win' campaign on March 1, 2010, the same day McDonald's began offering their customers free coffee for two weeks.Tiger Woods dropped by Gatorade
Add Gatorade to the list of endorsement deals that golfer Tiger Woods has lost.
Add Gatorade to the list of endorsement deals that golfer Tiger Woods has lost. Ford receives Ontario government aid.
The Ontario government will invest up to $81-million to help retain and create up to 757 jobs during the next five years at the Ford Motor Co. Essex Engine Plant in Windsor, Ont. Bombardier lands $3.1B US airliner deal
Bombardier Aerospace has a $3.1 billion US deal to sell 40 of its CS300 jet airliners to Republic Airways Holdings, a U.S. operator of 1,600 daily flights under half a dozen different airline names.
Vancouver diners annoyed by gratuitous gratuities
For hungry Olympic tourists heading out to Vancouver restaurants to nosh as the Games wind to a close, here's a helpful tip: take a close look at your bill, or risk being charged a gratuitous gratuity.Back to Canada News
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