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Monsanto vs. Mutant Crop Developers in Global Seed Market
The Scariest Veggies of Them All
Last July, when Monsanto withdrew its applications to sell genetically modified biotech seeds in the European Union, the move opened the way for competitors to challenge Monsanto’s market share. Ontario can limit pharmacy-brand drugs, Supreme Court rules
The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by Shoppers Drug Mart and the Katz Group, owner of Rexall and Pharma Plus pharmacies, which had argued that the province of Ontario couldn't stop them from selling their own cheaper versions of popular gene Cheap U.S. tires on Canadians' holiday shopping lists
Canadian cross-border shoppers aren't just looking for great deals this holiday season. Many are also looking for tires, because they can be had in the U.S. for up to half the price, and November and December are the most popular months for purchasing theMcDonald's to stop using Heinz ketchup at its restaurants
McDonald's has lost its taste for Heinz ketchup and said in a statement that it is cutting ties with the condiment company after 40 years due to management changes there.
Business | 209002 hits | 11:12 AM on Friday | posted by BeaverFever
McDonald's has lost its taste for Heinz ketchup and said in a statement that it is cutting ties with the condiment company after 40 years due to management changes there.Aandioption closes: Don't trust Cyprus when it comes to Binary Options
The cards are beginning to fall and Cyprus-run ioption appears to be the first casualty, unfortunately for its customers they will lose all their deposits. It begs the question, why would anyone seek to be regulated in Cyprus? Largely thought to be a corr
The cards are beginning to fall and Cyprus-run ioption appears to be the first casualty, unfortunately for its customers they will lose all their deposits. It begs the question, why would anyone seek to be regulated in Cyprus? Largely thought to be a corr Heinz to close Ontario plant; hundreds of jobs lost | CTV NewsBusiness | 206617 hits | 6:36 PM on Thursday | posted by saturn_656
Heinz closes Leamington plant, 740 people out of work
H.J. Heinz Co. will close its Leamington processing plant in 2014. The company made the announce Thursday.1st tower of new World Trade Center opens today in Manhattan
The first office tower to be completed at Ground Zero since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks that destroyed the World Trade Center will open on Wednesday, marking a comeback for the Lower Manhattan site.
The first office tower to be completed at Ground Zero since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks that destroyed the World Trade Center will open on Wednesday, marking a comeback for the Lower Manhattan site. Trade deal could be bitter medicine
WikiLeaks has exposed details of secret trade negotiations that could leave Australians paying more for drugs and medicines, movies, computer games and software, and be placed under surveillance as part of a US-led crackdown on internet piracy. Aeroplan error causes $4,600 flight for toddler
A young couple from Revelstoke, B.C., were hit with a staggering $4,600 bill when an Aeroplan booking mistake forced them to buy a last-minute Air Canada ticket to fly their two-year-old home from Europe. Beer Offers Model for Legal Marijuana in Canada, Sleeman Says
Canada could use the beer industry as a model if it ever decides to legalize and tax marijuana, according to the founder of the nation’s third-largest brewer. EU to levy record fines on Libor banks: source
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators will levy a record fine of at least 1.5 billion euros on six financial institutions, including Barclays; and Royal Bank of Scotland for rigging the yen Libor interest rate benchmark, a banking industry source s B.C., Alberta premiers agree on pipeline frameworkBusiness | 207034 hits | 1:16 PM on Tuesday | posted by Alta_redneck
Alberta Premier Alison Redford and British Columbia Premier Christy Clark said in a surprise announcement this morning that they have reached a framework agreement between the two provinces on moving energy resources to new markets. Beer makes 1 out of 100 Canadian jobs
A report from the Conference Board of Canada says beer is a major driver of Canada's economy, supporting 163,200 jobs across the country. Canada's beer industry is disproportionately domestic compared to that of other countries, the report released Tuesda BlackBerry sale on hold, but Fairfax to invest
Fairfax Financial has withdrawn its $4.7 billion offer to buy Blackberry Ltd., but is part of a new $1 billion investment plan for the troubled smartphone maker as it restructures. Canada's record pay gap: Why so many are leaving home for Alberta
Canadian readers can be forgiven if they missed a key statistic - $6 - because they were riveted by that other news story yesterday. That $6 figure represents a record hourly pay gap, including overtime, between wage earners in the province of Alberta and Hundreds of guns, millions of dollars in federal goods stolen in last fiscal yearBusiness | 206476 hits | 8:05 PM on Wednesday | posted by BeaverFever
New consumer-friendly wireless rules coming in OntarioBusiness | 208504 hits | 6:54 PM on Wednesday | posted by BeaverFever
Ontario will soon join three other provinces with new rules for wireless contracts that the governing Liberals say will end the “horror stories” consumers report after opening their cellphone bills. Mystery barges on U.S. coasts might be Google data centresBusiness | 208790 hits | 2:05 PM on Wednesday | posted by saturn_656
Three barges that showed up on the east and west coasts of the U.S. this week are fuelling intense speculation, with some convinced they are floating Google data centres and others suggesting they're an elaborate gimmick to sell Google Glass eyewear. Alcoa Threatens to Cut Aluminum Production as Contract EndsBusiness | 206438 hits | 12:47 PM on Wednesday | posted by saturn_656
Magnum unveils track-focused MK5 | Driving
Magnum Cars pulled the wraps off the suspicously Batmobile-like MK5 supercar. New, made-in-Canada supercar is a Batmobile track toy that's also street legal U.S. Steel permanently closes Hamilton blast furnace and steelmaking
U.S. Steel will permanently close its idle iron and steel-making operations in Hamilton by the end of the year, resulting in the loss of 47 non-union jobs. Sears Canada to close flagship store, 4 others
Sears Canada is closing five of its department stores, including its flagship location in Toronto's Eaton Centre as part of a $400-million deal. Air Canada dropped London flight over spat with Edmonton airport
The head of the Edmonton International Airport says he is concerned by a letter from Air Canada, saying it suspended its direct flight to London after the airport promoted Icelandair's direct flight to Reykjavik. Loblaw to compensate victims, families of Bangladesh factory collapse | CTV News
Grocery giant Loblaw Companies Ltd. says it will provide long-term financial assistance to the victims and families affected by a deadly factory collapse in Bangledesh in April. BlackBerry Ltd logs over 10 mn BBM downloads on rival phones in just 24 hrs
BlackBerry Ltd said its popular chat application BBM for rival Android-based handsets and Apple Inc smartphones like iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C has witnessed over 10 million downloads in the first 24 hours of its re-launch. Report overturns conventional view of Canadian job markets
Little evidence exists to back concerns about widespread jobs crisis or skills deficit, economists say. Some pockets of Canada may be seeing shortages – such as in the Prairies, but a study to be released Tuesday argues forcefully against the notion of l Alberta signs energy pact with China
Alberta Energy Minister Ken Hughes has signed a trade co-operation agreement with China, with the province hoping it will pave the way for increased energy exports. Canada and Europe sign historic trade dealBusiness | 206502 hits | 6:42 AM on Friday | posted by shockedcanadian
Hydro bills to rise as off-peak power rates jump sharply | Toronto StarBusiness | 208631 hits | 5:53 PM on Thursday | posted by saturn_656
Ontario consumers face higher rates for electricity starting Nov. 1, especially during off-peak hours Summerhill LCBO sells most expensive bottle of wine for $168,000 | Toronto StarBusiness | 208519 hits | 3:15 PM on Thursday | posted by saturn_656
A bottle of wine worth $168,000 was quietly bought on Thursday from the LCBO’s Summerhill location. China's Lenovo reported to be considering BlackBerry bidBusiness | 208444 hits | 12:57 PM on Thursday | posted by saturn_656
China’s Lenovo Group is actively considering a bid for Waterloo, Ont.’s BlackBerry Ltd., according to a report in the Wall Street Journal. Follow Reuters Facebook Twitter RSS YouTube Most Popular Most Shared UPDATE 3-Billionaire Mark Cuban cleared of insider trading; blasts U.S. government 17 Oct 2013 UPDATE 2-Crisis averted, Obama says Americans 'complBusiness | 206332 hits | 12:32 PM on Thursday | posted by saturn_656
Canadian wireless speeds faster than in U.S., study saysBusiness | 208584 hits | 6:10 PM on Wednesday | posted by BeaverFever
Urban Canadians have access to consistently faster network speeds than their neighbours in the U.S., according to a study by PC Magazine. Magnetic pen in $790K fundraiser may face banBusiness | 208488 hits | 11:14 AM on Wednesday | posted by saturn_656
Andrew Gardner of Waterloo, Ont., says he was only trying to raise $14,000 to manufacture his modular magnetic pen when he started his Kickstarter campaign, which he says has brought in more than $790,000, but has also attracted some unwanted attention fr Canada, EU reach tentative free-trade deal, sources say
Canada and the European Union have reached a tentative free-trade agreement after Canada agreed to higher imports of cheese, sources tell CBC News. The deal still needs sign-off from the EU and Canada, and approval from the provinces. Alberta bitumen B.C.-bound one way or another, provinces agree
B.C. and Alberta acknowledged Tuesday that if the Northern Gateway and Trans Mountain pipelines to the west coast are not built, rail will fill the “void” to the coast.
It’s the first time the B.C. Liberal government has stated that Alberta oilsands bi IMF Trims its Growth Forecast for CanadaBusiness | 206458 hits | 4:39 PM on Thursday | posted by shockedcanadian
Sony's PS4 is made with the blood and tears of unpaid blackmailed student laborers | ExtremeTech
This November, the PS4 will herald the eighth generation of console gaming, bringing more hardware horsepower to living room gamers than ever before. Unfortunately, a new report suggests that all that horsepower is the result of the toil of unpaid student
Analysis: Canada veto complicates BlackBerry, telecom deal makingBusiness | 206464 hits | 11:55 AM on Wednesday | posted by saturn_656
BlackBerry 10 platform gets NATO approval for classified communications
Struggling smartphone-maker BlackBerry Thursady said it has received NATO approval to use its BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 (BES10) and BB10 smartphones for classified communications up to a "restricted" level. The approval for classified communication Ontario auto insurers eye usage plans that may cut rates by 15%Business | 206883 hits | 10:50 AM on Sunday | posted by saturn_656
BlackBerry hit with shareholder lawsuitBusiness | 206403 hits | 9:35 AM on Saturday | posted by shockedcanadian
U.S. workers could help plug skills gap in Canada, study finds
Labour-starved employers should take a short look south to American workers, according to a new study by The Conference Board of Canada released on Friday. The report said Alberta, which faces the most severe skills shortage in Canada, launched a pilot prBack to Canada News
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