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Why is the world's favourite fashion doll wearing a symbol of oppression? CN Rail tentative deal reached
Canadian National and the union representing 1,700 striking locomotive engineers reached a tentative deal Wednesday. Squamish billboard goes up near Burrard Bridge
The Squamish First Nation has erected the first of its six controversial electronic billboards at the south end of the Burrard Bridge in Vancouver. Scammers in Edmonton targeting seniors, saying they are their grandchildren.
Cops warn seniors about fake grandson scam Moving billboards, military style
A Winnipeg-based international transport company is proudly showing its support for the Canadian Forces and its troops in a creative and dynamic way. Cheese is the new 'white gold'
Dairy has become more expensive than some top cuts of meat in Canada, and the cost is hitting restaurants and food processors the hardest, says the head of the food services industry.
Labour minister urges arbitration to end CN strike
Canada's labour minister is urging the union representing striking Canadian National Railway locomotive engineers to accept binding arbitration Dealers sue GM to stay open
group of Canadian General Motors dealers said Friday they will sue the automaker in an effort to keep their dealerships open CN engineers go on strike
Locomotive engineers at Canadian National walked off the job early Saturday after last-minute negotiations collapsed just before a midnight Friday strike deadline. Debt pushes Manning Park resort into receivership
Overwhelming debt has driven the Manning Park Resort near Hope, B.C., into receivership, but the receiver appointed to return the operation to financial stability says it will be business as usual for guests of the resort this winter.Robotic hamsters are holidays' unlikely new craze
NEW YORK (AP) -- When Lori Fowlkes first saw robotic Zhu Zhu Pets toy hamsters in September, she remembers her kids started jumping up and down and saying "Please! Please! Can we buy them?"
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NEW YORK (AP) -- When Lori Fowlkes first saw robotic Zhu Zhu Pets toy hamsters in September, she remembers her kids started jumping up and down and saying "Please! Please! Can we buy them?" Markets tremble on Dubai troublesBusiness | 207812 hits | 7:36 AM on Friday | posted by Alta_redneck
Following a rout in Europe, Asia's stock markets tumbled Friday while the U.S. dollar hit a fresh 14-year low against the yen. Crude oil at one point fell more than 6 per cent to $72.39 barrel.
Al-Jazeera English gets CRTC approval
Al-Jazeera English, the English-language service of the Qatar-based broadcaster, has been approved for distribution via satellite in Canada. Ethnic Channels Group Ltd., a Toronto-based satellite service, had applied in February to the Canadian Radio-telev Nortel execs approve more raises
Management at Nortel Networks Corp., already under fire for handing out executive bonuses, approved a plan this fall to give another round of raises to its top managers, according to an internal corporate document Rogers cuts 900 jobs
Rogers Communications announced Thursday it is laying off 900 employees across Canada Bombardier cuts 715 aerospace jobs
Bombardier Aerospace is laying off 715 workers in its Montreal-area facilities because of slow orders for its CRJ regional jet airliners. CEO of company that produced recalled cribs says products safe, recall voluntary
VANCOUVER, B.C. - The head of a British Columbia crib manufacturing company behind a massive recall says his products are safe - if used properly. Chrysler plant to return to full production
The Chrysler minivan plant in Windsor, Ont., will return to full production on Dec. 7, according to a union leader Canada's coffee market brews bold competition
The country's high-end coffee market remains a competitive battleground despite months of recession, with increasing numbers of specialty cafes and the arrival of new international players on the scene -- all vying for the toonies and loonies of Canada's Fight over mining bill deepens on Parliament Hill
The Cerro San Pedro mine in central Mexico stopped digging for gold Wednesday, on orders from the country's environmental enforcement agency. The 10-billion-barrel battle
The Calgary-based oil industry consultant is on a one-man campaign to lift the moratorium on offshore oil drilling on Canada’s West Coast. TSX closes at a 2009 high despite some mixed news
TORONTO — The Toronto stock market closed slightly higher Wednesday as gains in consumer and financial stocks competed with a decline in gold stocks -- despite bullion hitting another record close Hit men shot and killed wrong gangster
A convicted criminal shot to death outside a Vancouver halfway house earlier this fall was the victim of mistaken identity, Vancouver Police say. Telus sues Rogers over advertised claims
A hotly contested battle for domination of Canada's cellphone and wireless telecommunications market is headed to B.C. Supreme Court. Gold hits record $1,151 US an ounce
The U.S. dollar continued its downward slide Wednesday as gold hit another record and other commodities also headed higher. Bio Fuel Insanity: Canadian wood used to power UKBusiness | 206631 hits | 12:23 PM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Governments lose millions in company bankruptcy
The federal and P.E.I. governments have lost almost $3 million in the bankruptcy of a manufacturer located at the foot of the Confederation Bridge. Carriage fees dominate CRTC hearing
The latest battle between conventional television broadcasters and carriers began in Gatineau, Que., Monday, as Canada's broadcast regulator kicked off a new hearing about the future of television, with an emphasis on the highly contentious fee-for-carriaBack to Canada News
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