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Chinese workers: Pay or poison?
In a nation known for social stability – with pliant workers willing to labour long hours for little pay – the scene was stunning.
In a nation known for social stability – with pliant workers willing to labour long hours for little pay – the scene was stunning.
Flaherty wants creditors to forgive Haiti's debt
As Canadians continue to give generously to the victims of the devastating earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty is calling on Haiti’s creditors to cancel the country’s debt in the aftermath of the disaster. B.C. town braces for mill shutdown
After years of shutdowns and layoffs in B.C.'s forest industry, Kitimat is bracing for a major economic blow, but there is a glimmer of hope for another mill town. Bidding reopens on Montreal MetroBusiness | 206616 hits | 5:50 AM on Saturday | posted by commanderkai
Toyota recalls 2.3M cars in U.S.
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Obama hits Wall Street, pushes for bank limits
WASHINGTON – Embracing Depression-era policy and populist politics, a combative President Barack Obama chastised big Wall Street banks Thursday and urgently called for limits on their size and investments to stave off a new economic meltdown.
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WASHINGTON – Embracing Depression-era policy and populist politics, a combative President Barack Obama chastised big Wall Street banks Thursday and urgently called for limits on their size and investments to stave off a new economic meltdown. BoC says Canada to gain from U.S. growth spurt
Canada's automotive and forest products sector, in particular, are bound to witness increases in U.S.-bound sales growth, the bank says.Greek prostitutes stage protest
ATHENS - Dozens of prostitutes, most using headscarves or hoods to hide their faces, demonstrated in central Athens Wednesday, demanding working licenses for brothels across Greece
ATHENS - Dozens of prostitutes, most using headscarves or hoods to hide their faces, demonstrated in central Athens Wednesday, demanding working licenses for brothels across Greece Opinion: Carbon credits a scam to be fearedBusiness | 206673 hits | 5:15 AM on Thursday | posted by Alta_redneck
Google may end China operations
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Prostitutes see gold at Olympics
EDMONTON -- Olympic athletes won’t be the only people going for gold in Vancouver next month.Ford sweeps awards at Detroit Auto Show
Ford Motor Co swept the 2010 North American Car and Truck Awards at the Detroit auto show on Monday, marking only the third time in the 17-year history of the award that a single automaker has claimed both titles.
Ford Motor Co swept the 2010 North American Car and Truck Awards at the Detroit auto show on Monday, marking only the third time in the 17-year history of the award that a single automaker has claimed both titles. Olive: China's automakers coming into view
Strategic purchases of well-known brands and alliances with Western car firms have put China in the fast lane of industry Albertans claim $6M in green home rebatesBusiness | 206655 hits | 9:06 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
Alberta's Olympic train ride off track, critics sayBusiness | 206717 hits | 8:59 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
Playing it as it lays: the 'future' of the oilsandsBusiness | 206650 hits | 8:45 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
Canada's national radio broadcaster has partnered with e-Radio Inc. of Toronto to test a way to control "smart grid" appliances using FM radio frequencies. So far, the companies say, the results are encouraging. $5 levy set for Canada Line airport trips
People planning to take the new rapid transit line from Vancouver International Airport will have to pay a $5 surcharge on top of the regular fare if they don't have prepaid tickets, starting Jan. 18. Free vibrators for Olympic medal-winners
VANCOUVER, B.C. -- If the Olympic rings don't tickle your fancy, a local store hopes theirs will. Sexy ads being pulled from several Canadian cities
CALGARY — Two Canadian cities have banned a pair of steamy billboard ads for Virgin Mobile after public complaints. Pine beetle blamed for B.C. forestry layoffs
More than 800 B.C. forestry workers are slated to lose their jobs by the end of January, and some say the mountain pine beetle is to blame. Canadian fashion ready for prime time
Top designers reach new audiences by creating collections for TV Cyber moms targeted as lucrative, 'powerful' consumer group
With the annual Consumer Electronics Show kicking off in Las Vegas this week, there will be the usual spotlight on new gadgets and gizmos expected to make a splash this year. But, for the first time, a special summit also will focus on a booming target ma Canada's highest paid CEOs earned $7.3M last year
The majority of Canadians may have been hit hard by the recession, but a new analysis finds Canada's 100 highest-paid CEOs just keep getting richer.Back to Canada News
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