 Bloomberg By Hugo Miller - Wed Sep 14 20:39:02 GMT 2011 The head of Canada's largest regulator, investigating fraud allegations at Sino-Forest Corp. (TRE), said the country needs to discuss whether reverse takeovers are appropriate for Toronto-listed companies ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Holder: Officers from US, Canada will be allowed to work across the border on ... Washington Post By AP, LAKE PLACID, NY — Attorney General Eric Holder says the US and Canada will each designate officers who can work investigations on both sides of the border in a new pilot program next year. Holder on Wednesday told a group of federal prosecutors ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| CANADA STOCKS-TSX gains on euro zone relief, golds drag Reuters By Trish Nixon TORONTO, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Toronto's main stock index rose along with global equities on Wednesday, as European leaders displayed new urgency in efforts to contain the euro zone debt crisis. German and French leaders urged Greece to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| CANADA FX DEBT-C$ ends weaker but euro zone hope limits loss Reuters By Andrea Hopkins TORONTO, Sept 14 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar ended lower against the US dollar on Wednesday but its losses were limited as some positive news on resolving the euro zone's debt crisis perked up risk appetite. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Rare Victory for Canada New York Times By REUTERS Phil Mackenzie scored a try with seven minutes left to give Canada a thrilling 25-20 victory over Tonga at the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. Mackenzie picked up the ball at the foot of a ruck and wriggled between two tacklers to touch down ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Conrad Black could be stripped of Order of Canada Toronto Star OTTAWA—Fresh off losing his freedom, Conrad Black faces losing yet another privilege — his Order of Canada. Rideau Hall confirmed that the honour handed to the once powerful media baron more than two decades ago is under review after he was ordered ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Putting politics before democracy National Post But not in Canada. Here we must always increase the size of the House of Commons to make room for more seats from the fast-growing provinces, in large part because our Constitution guarantees Quebec 75 seats in perpetuity, no matter how small that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Municipalities want a say in Canada's immigration policy Montreal Gazette OTTAWA — Canada's economic stability and growth risk falling apart if municipalities aren't given a formal role in helping develop federal immigration policies, the Federation of Canadian Municipalities said Wednesday. "This government has identified ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| NHL trying to deal with summer tragedies Chicago Tribune Mourners leave after the funeral service of Derek Boogaard in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada on May 21. Boogaard, who played for the Wild and Rangers, died May 13 at his apartment in Minneapolis. (MCT PHOTO) By Chris Kuc, Chicago Tribune reporter As ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada's Got Talent producers confident a star will be born ... or made Vancouver Sun By Brad Oswald, Postmedia News September 14, 2011 There's no doubt that Canada, like any other nation on this pop-culture-obsessed planet, has got talent. But is a TV show in this country capable of turning some of those talented types into legitimate, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Detroit Bridge Owner Gets Koch Help to Keep Canada Crossing Bloomberg At stake is control of the busiest US-Canada border crossing. (Source: Bloomberg) Billionaire Manuel Moroun, who beat out Warren Buffett to buy the Ambassador Bridge more than three decades ago, is fighting a plan championed by Michigan Governor Rick ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| There's oil up there Chicago Tribune Police arrest protesters opposed to the proposed pipeline stretching 1711 miles across the Plains from Canada's deposits to the US refineries and terminals along the Gulf of Mexico. (Mandel Ngan/Getty-AFP) It's a boom time in the Canadian province of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Easy victory over Canada leaves Ireland in good stead Irish Times CRICKET: IT WAS a measure of the meek challenge put up by Canada in this Intercontinental Cup match over its two-day duration that the moment of most concern for Ireland came in an unscheduled meeting between two of their players while going for the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| US workers eye Canada for jobs Vancouver Sun By Amy Chung, Postmedia News With Files From Reuters September 14, 2011 More Americans are knocking on Canada's door for jobs as their economy worsens and unemployment rates rise. In July, the unemployment rate in the US stood at 9.1 per cent versus ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Memorial should wait for Afghan mission to end: Historian Vancouver Sun By Robert Hiltz, Postmedia News September 14, 2011 OTTAWA — One of Canada's most prominent war historians says it is reasonable for a proposal to include the war in Afghanistan on the National War Memorial to be scrapped because the mission has not ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada, Quebec Governments Extend Deadline On Sales-Tax Talks Wall Street Journal "The talks between representatives of our two governments are going well and we are making headway toward harmonizing the Quebec sales tax," said Canada Finance Minister Jim Flaherty. Quebec received no compensation when it blended the sales taxes in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Biometric passports to be ready by end of 2012 Montreal Gazette By Amy Chung, Postmedia News September 14, 2011 Canada's long awaited ePassports will be ready by the end of 2012, making this country the last among G8 nations to have enhanced digital security measures on the documents. OTTAWA — Canada's long ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Harper government cutting vital climate science: Critics Vancouver Sun By Margaret Munro, Postmedia News September 14, 2011 Environment Canada is planning to axe a monitoring network that is key to assessing Earth's protective ozone layer, according to a report in a leading science journal. Environment Canada is planning ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Running in Terry's footsteps Toronto Star Through 71 weeks of chemotherapy, he said thoughts of Terry Fox and his goal to run acrossCanada with a prosthetic leg helped keep his spirits up. “Terry has been my hero. He didn't let his cancer get in his way,” Jason said. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cooler Weather Aids Fight Against Minnesota Wildfire Wall Street Journal Four National Guard helicopters, two water bombers and an air attack plane from Canada were assisting. Crews also were patrolling the fire's perimeter and monitoring hot spots. By Wednesday, fire crews had come in from New Jersey, Montana, Nevada, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| BOYS' SOCCER: West Canada Valley beats Mohawk in consolation match Little Falls Evening Times West Canada Valley goalkeeper Justin Victor grabs the ball off a corner kick in the second half of Sunday's match against Mohawk. By Jon Rathbun Three Indians scored goals Sunday as WestCanada Valley defeated Mohawk's Mohicans 3-1 for its first win of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Greenpeace returns to birthplace of Vancouver to mark 40th anniversary Winnipeg Free Press Bohlen was among the founders of the Green Party of Canada and was Director of GreenpeaceCanada for a while, Cote left after a few months. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ HO VANCOUVER - Greenpeace is marking its 40th anniversary today in Vancouver, the city where ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Canada huffs at Obama's economic protectionism | Canada | News ... Canada could get pushed aside in a new wave of economic protectionism sweeping the United States. Canada stories |
| Canada News Centre - Bank of Canada Calls for Nominations for ... The Bank of Canada is calling for nominations for its Fellowship and Governor's Awards for 2012.Canadian universities are invited to nominate exceptional academics for these prestigious awards. Canada News Centre - National News |
| Pranksters target Environment Canada again | iPolitics By Canadian Press A release sent to media outlets used the Environment Canada news template to tout the “re-release” of what it claimed was a two-decade-old teaching tool on climate issues for Canadian students. The teaching unit, called “What a Difference a ... iPolitics |
| NDP says flirty MP should resign | Canada | News | Winnipeg Sun The official Opposition is joining the chorus of calls for MP Bob Dechert to resign. Top News stories |
| First Sikh Canadian takes command of BC ... - Global Sikh News By GSN Harjit Singh Sajjan, has become the first Sikh in Canada to take command of a British Columbia regiment. In a historic ceremony, a change of command in the British Columbia Regiment (Duke of Connaught's Own) took place ... Global Sikh News |
| Ireland v Canada, Intercontinental Cup, Dublin: Ireland wrap up ... Match report of Ireland v Canada, Intercontinental Cup, Dublin, 2nd day from ICC Intercontinental Cup.... Albert Van Der Merwe celebrates a wicket, Ireland v Canada, Intercontinental Cup, 2nd ... Cricket news from ESPN Cricinfo.com |
| So You Think You Can Dance Canada cancelled - Celebrity Gossip By AH CTV has axed the high-rated dance competition reality show So You Think You Can Dance Canada. Although it ranked as one of the highest rated Canadian-produced. Celebrity Gossip and Movie News |
| ICMCC News Page » ICD-10-CA: 8 lessons from Canada that can ... By Lodewijk ICMCC, International Council on Medical & Care Compunetics. ICMCC » Articles |
| British PM to address Canadian Parliament | Canada | News ... British Prime Minister David Cameron is scheduled to address Canada's Parliament next Thursday, QMI Agency has learned. Top News stories |
| Air Canada flight attendant strike looming Air Canada's flight attendants gave their union a strong strike mandate today. The union is still negotiating with management to avert a walkout after September 20. RSS Feed - Top Digital Journal News |
| Budget woes force closure of Canadian ozone-monitoring network ... By Physics Today Nature: Canada's environment agency has informed researchers that it intends to severely cut back its network of ground-based ozone-monitoring stations because of budget constraints. As Nature's Quirin Schiermeier reports, the news ... Physics Today News Picks |
| Canadian visas in demand by young Irish workers Almost all of the Canadian working holiday visas allotted to Irish passport holders have been taken up, with less than 500 of the initial 5000 visas remaining. Canadian Visa Bureau News |
| Students say hazing expulsion 'unfair' | Canada | News | London ... A Grade 12 student and his friends say it's unfair he was expelled for a hazing prank that ended with him running down a Grade 9 student with a car. London Free Press |
| UFC Fight Night 25: For Canada's Jason ... - Top MMA News By Elton Hobson UFC Fight Night 25: For Canada's Jason MacDonald, It's Do or Die in New Orleans. Top MMA News at topmmanews.com |
| Best Buy Canada Opens at Midnight for Gears of War 3 « Hugh's News By Hugh Bennett 14, 2011 – Best Buy, Canada's fastest growing retailer and e-tailer of consumer electronics, computers and entertainment products, will launch one of the most anticipated games of 2011 Gears of War 3 for XBOX 360 at midnight opening ... Hugh's News |
| Regulatory Compliance News by Nexreg Compliance » Sept. 14 ... By Nexreg Compliance From Health Canada: This recall involves “Unbelievable!® Goo D-solv-rTM” by Core Products Co., Inc. The product is available in a 473 milliliters (16 ounces), heat sealed, flip top bottle. Product recommendation is for the removal of grease, ... Regulatory Compliance News by... |
| TV News in Canada: Is it Worth a Damn? | The Mark Kai Nagata believes Canada's TV news is dangerously sick. So too does Tim Knight. In an exclusive exchange at The Mark, the former TV journalists discuss ... www.themarknews.com/.../12-the-future-of-tv-news-in-canada |
| Canada News Centre - Minister Fast Says a Canada-EU Agreement ... The Honourable Ed Fast, Minister of International Trade and Minister for the Asia- Pacific Gateway, and Gerald Keddy, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of ... www.vicinityjobs.com/cgi-bin/externalpage_news.pl?id... |
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