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Tony Clement speaking about Globalive. Industry Minister Tony Clement announces a cabinet decision to overturn the CRTC and allow Globalive Wireless to operate in Canada, on Parliament Hill, Dec.
Jonathan Kay on Barbara Hall, and the latest 'human-rights' embarrassment
Imagine you're a hard-working suburbanite. You've scrimped and saved, and put together enough money for the a down payment on a four-bedroom house.
Nu Flow Licensee Sales Increase
Nu Flow, one of the world's leading inside infrastructure corporation, announced licensee sales growth for 2009 year to date.
Perception may not be the whole truth, but that doesn't matter. In politics it's everything.
Hazel Ashby died on Sunday, November 22, at 80 years of age. She passed away at Consulate Health Care in Sarasota, FL, where she was being cared for in the late stages of a protracted illness.
Canadian homeowners feeling bigger pinch
Bidding wars and higher interest costs are pushing up the costs of home ownership.
Refinery near Quebec City should withstand troubles
Ultramar Ltd.'s refinery near Quebec City should avoid the same fate as another plant run by its U.S. parent, a petroleum consultant said Monday.
Dance workouts are the cure for treadmill blues
Zumba is a one-hour workout done to a fast Latin beat that combines exercise and fun.
GM Oshawa to build new Buick Regal
Employees at the General Motors plant in Oshawa received a welcome dose of good news yesterday when GM announced that production of the new Buick Regal will begin at the plant in 2011.
Oshawa nightlife: The Down 'Omer
If one thinks of a nightspot that doubles as an iconic pillar in Oshawa, those in-the-know make sure to wet their whistle at The Down 'Omer. This landmark still claims 522 Ritson Avenue as its one and only home for the last 40 years and counting.
Correction from Source: 2011 Buick Regal to be Built at the Oshawa Car Assembly Plant
It should have read: "The new Buick Regal joins the Chevrolet Equinox and the GMC Terrain..." instead of "The new Buick Regal joins the Chevrolet Camaro and Equinox and the GMC Terrain..." The complete and corrected version follows: North American production of the all-new 2011 Buick Regal was today confirmed for the Oshawa Car Assembly plant ...
HST to kill 1,250 Revenue Ministry jobs
Ontario's Ministry of Revenue will cut as many as 50 per cent of its employees when the harmonized sales tax takes effect on July 1, and many of those displaced workers may be snatched up by the federal government.
Pan Am Games a boost for Toronto construction industry
Greater Toronto Area construction stakeholders are excited by the opportunities that will come from the 2015 Pan Am Games.
Locally self-reliant cities have best labour markets at this time
It is the more locally self-reliant provinces and cities that are providing the best labour markets at this time.
Regina's city council to vote on city manager's raise of over $49,000
Regina city manager Glen Davies and mayor Pat Fiacco, who said that Davies has other offers and to keep him with the city a raise is necessary.
In-your-face pony car still thrills
Bob English Published on Friday, Nov. 13, 2009 4:00PM EST Last updated on Friday, Nov.
Signs suggest turnaround is beginning for GM
Home : Top Stories : Signs suggest turnaround is beginning for GM Signs suggest turnaround is beginning for GM Viewer Despite GM's positive numbers, an economist believes it is not a sign that everything is getting back to normal with the company and until GM stops losing money, the auto giant will still be in trouble.
Traffic stop leads to fraud charges
A routine traffic stop earlier this week in Oshawa led to a search warrant being executed at a Mississauga home and the arrest of two suspects on more than 150 fraud-related charges.