 Vancouver Sun Phil MacKenzie of Canada evades a tackle from Shaun Webb of Japan on his way to scoring a try in a Rugby World Cup game Tuesday. Historically, home field has loomed large when Canada and Japan meet on the rugby pitch, so it was fitting Tuesday's game ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada, Kuwait ink trade deal Vancouver Sun By Mark Kennedy, Postmedia News September 27, 2011 1:06 AM Canada signed a deal Monday with Kuwait to promote bilateral investment and also launched talks to strike an expanded airline agreement between the two countries. The announcement was made at a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Canadian women pound Paraguay Vancouver Sun Forward Kalisha Keane of Ajax, Ont., scored 15 points to lead Canada to a 77-26 rout of Paraguay on Monday at the FIBA Americas women's basketball championship. Guard Lizanne Murphy of Beaconsfield, Que., added 11 points and forward Kim Smith of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada extends military mission to Libya Vancouver Sun In explaining why the government supported the mission extension, Defence Minister Peter MacKay said to end Canada's involvement would jeopardize the progress that has been achieved in Libya as forces loyal to former president Moammar Gadhafi remain a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| A bad case of 'bed-blockers' Ottawa Citizen By David Reevely, Ottawa Citizen September 27, 2011 3:05 AM Ontario's problem with elderly patients stuck in hospital beds where they don't belong is the worst in Canada, says a provincial report, and the Eastern Ontario health region has more problems ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Carney, Flaherty Will Brief Canada's Harper on European Crisis Bloomberg The meeting is likely “to give a sense that the government is on top of the situation,” said David Watt, senior currency strategist with Royal Bank of Canada's capital markets unit in Toronto, in an e-mail. “The downside risks are massive right now, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| All-natural, calorie-free substitute can bail out sugar's health risks - but ... Vancouver Sun By Brian Meadows, Vancouver Sun September 26, 2011 9:00 PM Statistics Canada released a report last week detailing Canadians' over-consumption of sugar. The report showed that, on average, Canadians get more than 20 per cent of their daily caloric ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Baird delivers fierce defence of Israel at UN Montreal Gazette By Lee Berthiaume, Postmedia News September 26, 2011 “Canada will not accept or stay silent while the Jewish state is attacked for defending its territory and its citizens." — Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird OTTAWA — In a strident speech heavy ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| All children deserve help no matter where they live Edmonton Journal By Nick Lees, Edmonton Journal September 26, 2011 10:00 PM Dr. Paul Grundy, chairman of UNICEF Edmonton Leadership Council, left, with his wife Lorie and David Morley, president and CEO of UNICEF Canada, spearheaded a dinner at the Fairmont Hotel ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada's Dickson Rejects Notion That Basel Is Anti-American Bloomberg By Andrew Mayeda - Mon Sep 26 17:04:10 GMT 2011 Canada's banking regulator said new global capital requirements aren't “anti-American,” arguing the standards are prudent measures to insulate financial institutions against another crisis. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada urged to back string of charging stations for electric vehicles Vancouver Sun TORONTO — Electric Mobility Canada is asking the federal government for $15 million to kick-start a coast-to-coast "green highway" that will include a string of about 100 rapid charging stations for electric vehicles. The organization last week asked ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| University of Calgary: Canada's home shines at solar competition MarketWatch (press release) Canada's team has already shown an estimated 7000 people through the Cenovus TRTL solar home - more than any other team so far in the US Department of Energy's 2011 Solar Decathlon. Until October 2, the TRTL, along with 18 other student-designed solar ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Newspapers Canada Finds Uneven FOI Performance in Audit MarketWatch (press release) "Because many of the requests were identical, the audit offers a unique comparison of different FOI handling across the country," said Newspapers Canada CEO John Hinds. "The audit shines a light on uneven practices that are not in line with the spirit ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hadwin happy to put Caracas behind him Vancouver Sun It's going to take a while for Hadwin and Merritt's Roger Sloan to forget how close they came to securing Canada a berth in this fall's World Cup of Golf. When they finished their fourth and final round Sunday at Caracas Golf Club, Hadwin and Sloan ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Canada Regulator Warns Banks On Lending Wall Street Journal In prepared remarks ahead of a speech here, Julie Dickson, head of Canada's Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions, said "curent levels of interest rates have already made borrowing extremely attractive to all borrowers. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Whites no healthier than Blacks in Canada: study Reuters By Frederik Joelving NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Black people in Canada are at least as healthy as whites, hints a study that is a stark contrast to US statistics. From health surveys, researchers found that blacks born in Canada had lower rates of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Trading away from the USA (again) Globe and Mail A young John Diefenbaker once proclaimed that he would build a Canada that would be “all Canadian and all British.” Stephen Harper isn't going that far, but his British bonding and his de-emphasis on American ties that were so conspicuous under Brian ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada Natural Gas Rises as Buyers Boost Reserves Before Winter Bloomberg Prices at Canada's benchmark AECO 'C' hub in Alberta closed at $3.53 per million British thermal units Sept. 23, the lowest level since Aug. 8, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. “It looks like there's some storage buying,” said Kyle Cooper, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Liberals cry foul over NDP education rating Toronto Star Ontario Liberals are crying foul over the top marks a student group has given the New Democratic Party for a funding promise that was nowhere to be seen in the NDP platform. Liberal Campaign Chair Greg Sorbara has called on the Canadian Federation of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Yellow Arctic snow could help detect life on Jupiter moon Vancouver Sun By Randy Boswell, Postmedia News September 26, 2011 A patch of yellow snow in one of the most remote corners of Arctic Canada has supplied fresh insights into an exceedingly rare natural phenomenon that could help scientists detect life — if it exists ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Winds topple trees, down power lines, cancel ferries Victoria Times Colonist "Fall has definitely arrived, not just officially, but weather-wise, too," said David Wray, a meteorologist with Environment Canada. BC Hydro reported 25000 customers without power Monday afternoon, with most of the damage taking place on northern ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hortons now serving in the Gulf MarketWatch (MarketWatch) — Tim Hortons, a coffee-and-food chain which is as ubiquitous in Canada as Starbucks in the United States, is going truly international, just like the Seattle coffee company. But Its cautious CEO says the chain's expansion into numerous ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Ottawa commuter takes delivery of first Nissan Leaf Victoria Times Colonist By Chris chase, The Ottawa Citizen September 26, 2011 Ricardo Borba is the first customer inCanada to take delivery of a Nissan Leaf electric car, which he picked up at Hunt Club Nissan on Friday. OTTAWA — The French use the slang term “branché” to ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Air quality in Canadian cities third best: WHO | Canada | News ... Canada ranks third in the world when it comes to the air quality in its cities, the World Health Organization reports. London Free Press |
| Bar Dick Cheney from Canada? | Strange Bedfellows — Politics ... By Joel Connelly Bar Dick Cheney from Canada? ... News about Seattle City Hall, Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn, Washington Governor Christine Gregoire, Seattle and King County government and more. « Surcharge on hotel rooms to promote Seattle tourism ... Strange Bedfellows -- Politics News |
| CBC comes to Kitchener-Waterloo, London; weekend news ... By Lauren McKeon CBC comes to Kitchener-Waterloo, London; weekend news programming added across Canada. Sep 26, 2011 - Posted by Lauren McKeon. J-News · ShareThis. Next year is gonna be big. The CBC continues its five-year strategic plan ... J-Source |
| Canada wants expanded air deal with Kuwaiti airlines: Prime ... OTTAWA - Canada is seeking an expanded airline agreement with Kuwait, one year after relations were ... - Breaking News - Winnipeg Free Press. Winnipeg Free Press: Breaking News |
| Canada, Kuwait eye air deal | Canada | News | Ottawa Sun Prime Minister Stephen Harper rolled out the red carpet Monday for his Kuwaiti counterpart - and thumbed his nose at one of the Persian Gulf nation's regional neighbours. Top Home stories |
| NDP calls for Clement to come clean | Canada | News | Ottawa Sun The NDP says it will send G8 Summit documents to the RCMP for a potential investigation of cabinet minister Tony Clement's conduct. Top News stories |
| Target Completes Canadian Voyage | Gamut News By Zacks Research Target Corporation. (TGT) recently stated that it has completed its earlier announced leasehold transactions with Zellers stores, owned by Hudson's Bay. Gamut News |
| Dozens of Keystone XL pipeline protesters arrested in Canada In a news release on Monday, the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) said land reclamation at the tar sands site are providing evidence of a thriving environment. CAPP quoted co-founder and former leader of Greenpeace, ... RSS Feed - Top Digital Journal News |
| Weekly News Review: Canada's most powerful telescope ... By Francois The OMI will be the only major observatory in Canada with valuable telescope time open to the general public, including schools, teachers, students, instructors, and amateur astronomers alike. In business news, OpenFile reports that popular ... Apartment613 |
| Regulatory Compliance News by Nexreg Compliance » Sept. 26 ... By Nexreg Compliance From Health Canada: This recall involves pourable fuel gel packaged in 946 millilitres (32 ounces) bottles and sold with or without citronella oil. The labels on the container say “Bird Brain Firepot Fuel Gel” or “BioFuel Fuel Gel.” The bottles ... Regulatory Compliance News by... |
| Watchdog warns Canada's banks not to get too comfortable ... Watchdog warns Canada's banks not to get too comfortable. Comments · Email · Twitter · Bloomberg News Sep 26, 2011 – 9:59 AM ET | Last Updated: Sep 26, 2011 10:02 AM ET. By Andrew Mayeda. The head of Canada's financial-system ... FP Top Stories List |
| Canada, US, Russia go for boys hockey gold - More sports news The International Ice Hockey Federation says Canada, the United States, Finland and Russia will compete with host Austria for the boys'... Mail.com: International |
| CANADA: Migrant Rights Tested by Most-Wanted List - Care2 News ... By Cal Mendelsohn Ottawa's clampdown on some of the country's worst criminal offenders by creating a public most-wanted list netted its most recent arrest only days ago, but the system has triggered a debate over the publishing of fugitives' names and the ... Care2 News Network |
| Download Evri For iPad Free, Introduces Topic-Based News ... By Usman We all love FlipBoard and without a doubt its one of the most popular apps of its kind. But now, we have a new and worthy competitor joining the ever-growing. iPad in Canada Blog - Canada's... |
| ICICS Robotics Researchers Get First PR2 Robot in Canada ... By jjacobs ICICS is the first university facility in Canada to be equipped with this state-of-the-art robot. It was purchased in 2011 with an ICICS-led CFI grant award. Filed under: News. Comments are closed. « Rabab Ward Receives Career Achievement ... ICICS News & Events |
| Technology News Gallery: September 26, 2011 ... - IT World Canada The week's international technology news in pictures, courtesy of IDG News Service and other sources. This week: The U.S. Senate questions the objectiveness of Google's search results, Whitman replaces Apotheker at HP, and more - Page ... Daily IT Newswire |
| No Cost ... - Canada News, Commentary, Analysis, Blogs | The Mark Well, not quite, but according to reports unearthed by Postmedia News, a Health Canada panel has recommended that energy drinks should only be sold in ... www.themarknews.com/news/?open=6817 |
| Canadian Commentator: The Press Gave America 'An Untried ... Maybe what America's press really need is a Canadian television commentator to explain how atrocious their coverage of Barack Obama has been since the ... newsbusters.org/.../canadian-commentator-press-gave-america... |
| Archery Canada News – September 22nd 2011 Archery Canada News– September 22nd 2011 ... It is with a heavy heart that Archery Canada announces the passing of Dennis Hooey (Lethbridge, AB), a true ... www.fca.ca/.../943-archery-canada-news-september-22nd-201... |
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