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Loonie extends 2009 gains
The Canadian dollar hit a two-month high against the U.S. greenback on Monday as commodity prices showed renewed strength following upbeat economic reports from the U.S., China, and Europe. Restaurant GM tight-lipped on deal with Oilers players
Outspoken and outraged just one day earlier, the GM of an upscale Calgary restaurant did a spin-o-rama yesterday in his position on a dispute with Edmonton Oilers players.
Maurizio Terrigno would not elaborate on any developments, except to confirm sA few good men weren't hard for brothel to find
Since Nevada's Shady Lady announced its intent to hire male prostitutes, resumés have been flooding in from across U.S.
Since Nevada's Shady Lady announced its intent to hire male prostitutes, resumés have been flooding in from across U.S. Recession is over, but the future is still grim: experts
The great recession of the decade is behind us now, according to top Canadian economists. But Canadians are being warned there's little relief ahead. Winnipeg to sell naming rights to everything
WINNIPEG - Ever dreamed of having your name immortalized on a parking meter? How about on a city bus ticket or a heart defibrillator in the back of an ambulance? AECL wins 1st Japan contract
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited announced Tuesday it has signed a multimillion-dollar contract with Tokyo Electric Power Company. It is the Crown corporation's first contract in Japan Mint's gold was never missing
A third-party investigation has found that millions of dollars' worth of gold were not stolen from the Royal Canadian Mint's vaults as originally feared, says the institution. EnCana seeks natural gas highway networkBusiness | 206638 hits | 10:12 AM on Monday | posted by Alta_redneck
One of Canada's biggest energy companies is asking the federal government for $1-billion to kick-start a transformation of the country's highways. Canada Pension Plan and partner buy Scottish shopping mall for $505 million
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and U.K.-based Hammerson PLC have teamed up to buy a shopping mall in Scotland from Retail Property Holdings Ltd. for about C$505 million. Six Nations protesters say they'll oppose Olympic torch relay through reserve
Aboriginal protesters are vowing to disrupt the Olympic torch relay today during a stop at the Six Nations reserve that has the approval of the band leadership. Naked sushi arrives in Edmonton
EDMONTON -- Hungry patrons, chopsticks in hand, peruse the tantalizing platter up and down to select the most delectable sushi roll.Holy Cow : Farmer sees divine sign in cow born at Connecticut dairy
A holy cow in Connecticut, perhaps? Or maybe a divine bovine?
A holy cow in Connecticut, perhaps? Or maybe a divine bovine?
Investigation shows postal pricing varies from outlet to outlet
For thousands of Canadians, it's one of the year's last acts of desperation: "How can I get this Christmas gift overseas in a week without remortgaging my home?" TransLink dismisses three top vice-presidents
Three top employees at Metro Vancouver's transit authority have been let go from their jobs. New wireless company gets shot at Canadian market
Canadians will soon have a fourth wireless company offering services to them after the federal government has allowed Globalive Wireless Management Corp. to start operating immediately. Toronto transit refuses illicit affair advert on vehicle
TORONTO — Toronto public transit won't become a literal vehicle for promoting extramarital affairs.
Olympic aversion grounds Vancouver-bound flights
There are signs a phenomenon known as Olympic aversion is already hitting the travel industry in B.C., even though the 2010 Winter Games are still more than two months away. B.C. shipbuilders seek share of $40 billion in federal funding
West coast shipbuilders are vying to win British Columbia an equitable share of $40 billion promised by Ottawa to upgrade Canada’s marine fleet. Canada called `haven for fraudsters'
Patchwork of laws, enforcement leaves consumers especially vulnerable to credit and identity crimes Prentice Says Canada Won't Buy Into Hype at CopenhagenBusiness | 206813 hits | 2:28 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Longtime city fixture bids a fond farewell
It was sometime after noon on Thursday when a longtime resident of the New Westminster Quay quietly slipped away to a new home and a new future. Hong Kong to accept Canada's beef: Harper
Canadian beef exporters have regained access to the Hong Kong market following a meeting between Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the former British colony's chief executiveProstitutes Offer Free Sex to Warming Zealots in Copenhagen
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Counterfeits abound online
Police have a warning for shoppers hoping for online bargains this holiday season: beware of counterfeits lurking in your stocking. B.C. billboard opponents threaten boycott
A chief of Squamish First Nation says it can't afford to be concerned about a potential public backlash against new billboards going up on band-owned land in Vancouver.Back to Canada News
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