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Big profit from nature protection
Money invested in protecting nature can bring huge financial returns, according to a major investigation into the costs and benefits of the natural world.
Money invested in protecting nature can bring huge financial returns, according to a major investigation into the costs and benefits of the natural world.Slovenia signs Russian gas deal
Slovenia has signed a deal with Russia for a massive gas pipeline from Russia to Europe to run through its territory.
Slovenia has signed a deal with Russia for a massive gas pipeline from Russia to Europe to run through its territory.
Million Dollar Cow highlight of T.O.'s winter fair
TORONTO — Toronto’s annual Royal Agricultural Winter Fair is wrapping up this weekend with a visit from a very wealthy guest: Missy the Million Dollar Cow. Jobs go begging at the home of RIM
WATERLOO, Ont. — When most people think BlackBerry they think of the booming high-tech company Research In Motion Ltd. making billions — an outfit with thousands of employees, easily bankrolling a millionaires’ row in its hometown of Waterloo in southwest Winnie- the-Pooh royalties in dispute
The fictional offspring of the most famous animal in Canadian history -- a certain black bear named Winnipeg -- has landed at the centre of a renewed legal battle over profits from Winnie the Pooh merchandise sold in Canada and the U.S. since the 1960s. Rising exports narrow Canada's trade deficit
Canada's exports were 3.5 per cent higher in September, narrowing the trade deficit to $927 million from $2 billion. BC Ferries floats Tsawwassen to Prince Rupert route
BC Ferries is looking to open up the north coast tourism industry with a new cruise-style ferry trip connecting Tsawwassen and Prince Rupert up the Inside Passage Suncor to expand oilsands project
Calgary-based Suncor Energy said Friday it is budgeting $5.5 billion for capital spending in 2010. The priority will be the third and fourth phases of its Firebag oilsands expansion project north of Fort McMurray, Alta. Major BC Ferries and TransLink reforms needed
The top levels of both BC Ferries and TransLink require a major restructuring to give them more accountability, greater transparency and better oversight, B.C.'s comptroller general says. Gold soars for 5th straight day
Bullion for December delivery reached $1,101.90 US before falling back to trade at $1,094.70, up $5.40, at midday on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Olympic torch offers hit $2,000 online
A profitable market for used torches has sprung up online, with 100 days to go before the Olympic torch relay arrives to light the opening of the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver Olympic rental market swamped with homes
The Olympic dream for many in B.C.'s Lower Mainland has little to do with sporting events or who makes it to the podium. They're hoping to rake in the gold by renting out their homes to tourists coming to the 2010 Games. Calgary withdraws bid for Expo 2017Business | 206520 hits | 9:17 AM on Tuesday | posted by Alta_redneck
Ford to close St. Thomas assembly plant
Ford will close its St. Thomas, Ont., assembly plant and wipe out about 1,500 direct jobs and employment for thousands of other workers in less than two years under a concessions contract with the company's main union Timmies bleak financial outlook
Tim Hortons , the iconic Canadian coffee shop chain, warned on Friday that sales in Canada could slow due to the sluggish economy, even as it reported a quarterly profit that narrowly topped estimates.Man caught with ferret in his pants
JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. - Police say a homeless man stole a live ferret by stuffing it in his pants.
JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. - Police say a homeless man stole a live ferret by stuffing it in his pants. Canwest: National Post could close after Friday
TORONTO (Reuters) - The National Post, the flagship daily newspaper of Canada's beleaguered Canwest Global Communications, will likely be forced to close after Friday if it isn't transferred to a new holding company Cowichan Tribes reach Olympic sweater deal
Members of the Cowichan Tribes say they are no longer planning to protest during the Olympic torch relay later this week, after reaching a deal to sell their traditional sweaters at the Olympic Games. Canucks' Luongo to miss at least 2 games
Vancouver Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo will miss at least the next two games after suffering a hairline fracture in one of his ribs. Greyhound rival crafts alternate bus plan
A Winnipeg-based bus line says it can run routes to various rural and northern parts of Manitoba if the provincial government can cover start-up costs of about $8 million a year for three years. TransLink fares, gas and parking taxes hiked by mayors
Metro Vancouver mayors have voted to raise the regional gas tax, parking tax and transit fares to generate extra funding required to keep the area's transportation system running. 
OTTAWA — The country’s top court has dismissed an appeal by an Irving-owned company challenging a multibillion-dollar submarine maintenance contract that went to a competing firm OPINION: Why Canada's housing buble will burst.
'The largest sub-prime lender in the world is now the Canadian government.' New retractable roof for BC Place hits $458M
The B.C. government has signed off on a plan to build a new $458-million retractable roof for BC Place stadium after the close of the 2010 Winter Games. CTV stations face the axe
Ten local CTV-owned stations in Ontario face closure if cable companies aren't told to start paying to use the signals of the big broadcasters like CTV, Global and CBC, broadcast brass say. Balloon boy costume for Halloween
SASKATOON - A Saskatoon company is cashing in on the story of the Colorado family whose young son supposedly floated off in a homemade balloon Canadian 'Balloon Boy' takes off
Go fly a kite CNN, this Balloon Boy is the real deal. Meet Mitch Belfry, the GTA's own and the world's original Balloon Boy.Back to Canada News
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