 Bizjournals.com Bunge North America said Monday it plans to increase capacity at another of its four canola processing plants in western Canada, with a proposed project that would more than double current capacity of 850 metric tons a day at its Fort Saskatchewan, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| All Black Read on the mend SPORT24 Christchurch - Powerful All Blacks backrower Kieran Read confirmed on Tuesday he would not be available to play France on Saturday but expected to be right for the Canada game a week later. Read has taken no part in the Rugby World Cup so far and only ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Language watchdog slams Air Canada Montreal Gazette By MIKE DE SOUZA, Postmedia News September 20, 2011 12:00 AM Air Canada has been subject to the Official Languages Act since 1969, and has retained this legal responsibility as a condition of its privatization since 1988. Air Canada must show "solid ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US women's team draws Canada in first match since World Cup: Fan take Yahoo! Sports Contributor Network 12 hours, 20 minutes ago In the first of two fixtures scheduled as the Celebration Series, the United States Women's National Team played Canada to a draw in front of 16191 fans at Livestrong Sporting Park in Kansas City, Kansas. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| No excuses, Canadian rugby team says Vancouver Sun Canadian captain Pat Riordan, left, has words with referee Craig Joubert of South Africa about a penalty during Canada's Rugby World Cup Pool A match against France Sunday at McLean Park in Napier, New Zealand. A short turnaround and penalty trouble ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada Becomes First Country to Sign the Ottawa Protocol MarketWatch (press release) Signing it demonstrates the Government of Canada's support for it and a commitment to its goals. "The Government of Canada is a leader in the fight against anti-Semitism," said Minister Kenney. "The Ottawa Protocol complements what Canada is already ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Olympian Groves may be pondering retirement Vancouver Sun By Martin Cleary, Postmedia News September 19, 2011 Canada's Kristina Groves reacts after her women's 1500 meters all round race at the World Speed Skating Championships in Heerenveen March 21, 2010. OTTAWA — Four-time Olympic medallist Kristina ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada boasts enormous geothermal energy resources, says report REVE The Geological Survey of Canada and a team of leading scientists in the field of geothermal energy have released a report detailing the geothermal energy resource potential for geothermal energy inCanada. Canada has enormous geothermal power resources ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| CANADA STOCKS-TSX falls as euro zone fears mount Reuters Royal Bank of Canada (RY.TO) was the most heavily weighted advancer on the TSX, adding 0.7 percent to C$46.60. In individual company news, short-sellers increased their pressure on Silvercorp Metals on Monday with new fraud allegations. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Is Canada getting left behind when it comes to green buildings? CTV.ca By combining leading-edge energy conservation techniques and a huge solar array, the building will likely be Canada's first “net positive” office building, which means it will produce more energy than it consumes. “There will be times, particularly at ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Tourist who took to bush freed Regina Leader-Post A tourist from the Dominican Republic who briefly disappeared into the Saskatchewan bush has been released by the Canada Border Services Agency after it found he had not violated immigration rules. Santos Nunez was released from CBSA custody late ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Top 10 things to watch as Parliament resumes Calgary Herald The last time a Conservative majority government in Canada began a fall session of Parliament was Sept. 8, 1992. Harper will step into the chamber of the House of Commons today to make history as prime minister. The political restraints of the past ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Oil pipeline an economic boon for Will County or environmental disaster? Chicago Sun-Times By Cindy Wojdyla Cain ccain@stmedianetwork.com September 19, 2011 8:00PM Caterpillar equipment works in the oil sands in Alberta, Canada. | photo courtesy of Finning (Canada), a division of Finning International Inc., a Caterpillar equipment dealer The ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Diefenbaker tributes part of Tory effort to rebrand Canadian history Winnipeg Free Press Half a century after his tumultuous six years as Canada's prime minister, Diefenbaker is seeing his name slapped on icebreakers and public buildings as the Harper Conservatives work to paint a little blue into the country's political memory. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada official warns on OTC clearing reforms Financial Times By Jeremy Grant and Bernard Simon in Toronto A senior Bank of Canada official has warned against the danger of concentrating market risk in the hands of the big banks which control dealing in the world's largest clearing houses for over-the-counter ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| “I'm Not a Criminal” The Link Paola Ortiz came to Canada five years ago, hoping to find sanctuary from a violent fiancé, who also happened to be a member of Mexico's federal police force. Yesterday, a Canadian federal judge decreed that she will have to return to her homeland, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Justin Bieber Stunned By Honor In Hometown BSCkids Justin Bieber got a special surprise recently when he was honored with a special star in his native hometown Stratford, Ontario, Canada. As a youngster Bieber used to express his love of music by busking on the streets of the city of Stratford where he ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Canadian finance minister tells IRS to back off MarketWatch (MarketWatch) — Does anyone really need to state the painfully obvious — that “Canada is not a tax haven?” Apparently so, and to his credit, Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty did just that the other day. And I'm glad he did. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada signs on to UN health risk factors declaration after dropping objection Vancouver Sun OTTAWA — Canada signed on to a United Nations declaration Monday to combat chronic diseases after dropping its objection to a key passage about developing ways to reduce the amount of salt, sugar and fats in processed foods. The adoption of the global ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Will I lose my permanent-resident card? Jamaica Gleaner But I have not lived in Canada because of my inability to gain employment. However, I have been visiting. My permanent-resident (PR) card is valid until November 2012. How do I renew my card without losing my landed immigrant status? ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada misses energy opportunities in Asia Financial Post By Lorraine Mitchelmore This should be a time of great opportunity for Canada, but it's not — or at least not yet. We need to diversify our customer base for energy products and create access to global growth markets. If we don't, Canada will miss an ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Lake Osoyoos to be discussed at US-Canada meeting The Seattle Times Water supply and the impact of climate change and population growth on a lake that straddles Washington state and British Columbia were expected to be discussed during a forum involving officials and scientists from the United States and Canada that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Teck's Lindsay Favors Coal Mine Expansion as M&A Booms Bloomberg Lindsay said building capacity in western Canada is a cheaper way to add production than buying companies such as US miner Walter Energy Inc. (WLT) or Australia's Macarthur Coal Ltd. There have been 56 pending or completed takeover bids for coal ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hurt Locker file-sharing suits put the hurt on everyone Ottawa Citizen Canada is in the distinct minority of countries worldwide since it has statutory damages that allow a court to impose damages as high as $20000 per infringement irrespective of the actual damages (most countries require evidence of the actual damages). ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Canada News Centre - Government of Canada Names the 111 ... The Honourable Rona Ambrose, Minister of Public Works and Government Services and Minister for Status of Women, along with the Honourable John Baird, Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs and local Member of Parliament for Ottawa ... Canada News Centre - National News |
| September 19 Evening News: Air Canada strike update, murder trial ... By Connie Wan Ish Sharma has the evening's major news. Evolution reporter Shelby Thom has details on the possible Air Canada strike. The trial of a suspect in the murder of a Chinese student 9 years ago will begin tomorrow in Beijing. And, the first day of ... BCIT Broadcast Journalism |
| The cost of a university education in Canada | Beacon News By Beacon News For most Canadians, inflation is measured by the Consumer Price Index, which currently pegs overall inflation in Canada at 2.7 per cent. But for thousands of Canadian students, inflation is running much higher than that. Beacon News |
| Americans in Canada: Tax confusion reins | Best Financial News By admin People here are reeling under this sudden news. Carolyn. ____. Is there a threshold for filing. I amCanadian. My wife has dual citizenship (Canada & US). Since we were married in 2003, she has not worked. She has no employment income ... Best Financial News |
| XE.com - CANADA STOCKS-TSX falls as euro zone fears mount News Providers: Thompson Financial, AP, XFN-Asia, Daily FX, Reuters Date format: yyyy-mm-dd. Refresh Articles. CANADA STOCKS-TSX falls as euro zone fears mount. Top Articles. UPDATE 1-Bangladesh raises oil prices from midnight ... XE Forex News |
| Ireland v Canada: Ireland trounce Canada by 133 runs | Ireland v ... Match report of Ireland v Canada, Intercontinental Cup ODI, Dublin from ICC Intercontinental Cup. ...Ireland 328 for 6 (Joyce 88, Porterfield 67, Wilson 56) beat Canada 195 (Limbada 50, Mooney 4-27) by 133 runs. Scorecard and ball-by-ball ... Cricket news from ESPN Cricinfo.com |
| Canada's coal plant regulations to cut CO2 emissions 5.3 million ... Providing critical insights into energy and environmental markets. Point Carbon - News |
| NEWS RELEASE: The business case for investing in Canada's ... By Stan NEWS RELEASE: The business case for investing in Canada's remote communities. Republic of Mining |
| Riding a bicycle from Sebring to Canada Jarrod Davis has quite a long bike ride planned that will take him more than three weeks to complete. Highlands News |
| Feds claim no wrongdoing by flirty MP | Canada | News | Winnipeg ... There's no harm, no foul in the e-mail relationship between MP Bob Dechert and Xinhua NewsAgency reporter Shi Rong, according to the federal government. Top News stories |
| Back-to-work legislation possible if Air Canada workers strike - The ... TORONTO/OTTAWA - The federal government looked set to legislate Air Canada's flight attendants back to work if last-ditch contract talks break... The Kincardine News |
| 10 Netflix Canada Horror Movie Reccomendations ... - Horror News By Meh I get a little bit of heat that I do not do more 'Canadian' news since the site is a .ca and I continually remind people that the internet has no borders and that the bloggers and the news we cover are from around the world. That said I try to cover ... HorrorMovies.ca |
| Feds to bring back-to-work bill if Air Canada ... - Chatham Daily News TORONTO/OTTAWA - The federal government said on Monday it would legislate Air Canada's flight attendants back to work if last-ditch contract talks... Chatham Daily News |
| Air Canada braces for a strike | wivb.com Full Site, News, Images, The Web. WIVB.com Home · The Search for the Next CW Star · News · Crime · Buffalo ... Air Canada braces for a strike. Updated: Monday, 19 Sep 2011, 10:58 AM EDT Published : Monday, 19 Sep 2011, 10:58 AM EDT. Posted by Nancy Sanders. MONTREAL, QUE. (AP) - Talks between Air Canada and its flight attendants are continuing today ahead of a strike deadline this week. The two sides have been discussing their latest proposals exchanged on the ... News | WIVB TV |
| Wolves fall prey to Canada's rapacious tar sands business - Care2 ... By Pia M. Egged on by a rapacious oil industry, the federal government has chosen to scapegoat wolves for the decline of boreal caribou in a morally and scientifically bankrupt attempt to protect Canada'sindustrial sacred cow: the tar sands. Care2 News Network |
| US Bests Canada in Lowering Child Flu Rates (LiveScience.com ... By Editor - Health News Pity our neighbors to the north. A change in the U.S. flu shot policy for preschoolers has led to a 34 percent decline in flu cases for. Rocket News |
| WestJet ready to fill void if Air Canada goes on strike Wednesday Talks continued Sunday in Montreal between Air Canada and the flight attendants, according to anews release from CUPE, the union representing the flight attendants. Two mediators from the Ministry of Labour were also present. CUPE is ... Calgary Herald - News |
| New inductees into Canadian Academy of Health Sciences By News Editor The University of Manitoba is pleased to announce the induction of three Faculty of Medicine professors as fellows of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences (CAHS). Drs. Stephen Moses, Brian Postl and Noralou Roos were inducted into ... University of Manitoba News Room |
| Technology News Gallery: September 19, 2011 ... - IT World Canada The week's worldwide technology news in pictures, courtesy of IDG News Service. This week, NBC's Twitter account is hacked, Intel sees a mobile breakthrough on the horizon, and more. - Page 1. Daily IT Newswire |
| ACAHO - Hospital News Runs Special Report on The Research ... Latest ACAHO News. Starting the Conversation...ACAHO, Rx&D and CIHR release background document for 1st ever Canadian Clinical Trial Summit ... www.acaho.org/?document&id=260 |
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