New York Times
For SkyMall, It All Seemed So Cool at Six Miles High
New York Times
For years, it was something of a ritual. You had made it through airport security, survived the lengthy delays and even crammed your carry-on into an overhead bin. Then you could settle in, buckle up and reach into the seat-back pocket in front of you. There ...
SkyMall, known for kitschy in-flight catalogs, files for bankruptcy protectionNational Gazette
SkyMall's parent files for bankruptcy protectionHouston Chronicle
SkyMall founder Bob Worsley calls bankruptcy "tragic"azcentral.com
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New York Times
For years, it was something of a ritual. You had made it through airport security, survived the lengthy delays and even crammed your carry-on into an overhead bin. Then you could settle in, buckle up and reach into the seat-back pocket in front of you. There ...
SkyMall, known for kitschy in-flight catalogs, files for bankruptcy protection
SkyMall's parent files for bankruptcy protection
SkyMall founder Bob Worsley calls bankruptcy "tragic"
CBC.ca
Oil, interest rates, driverless cars, plus fast-food slump: BUSINESS WEEK WRAP
CBC.ca
From falling oil to a shocker rate cut from the Bank of Canada, to robotic cars and our waning appetite for fast food, the CBC's Jacqueline Hansen gets you caught up on a busy week in financial news. BoC Policy Report 20150121. The announcement from ...
Banks 'may be biding their time' on mortgage cutsCTV News
Why QE in Canada may not be such a longshotFinancial Post
Interest rate cut could buy Canadians more time to cut debt, say expertsGuelph Mercury
Businessweek
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CBC.ca
From falling oil to a shocker rate cut from the Bank of Canada, to robotic cars and our waning appetite for fast food, the CBC's Jacqueline Hansen gets you caught up on a busy week in financial news. BoC Policy Report 20150121. The announcement from ...
Banks 'may be biding their time' on mortgage cuts
Why QE in Canada may not be such a longshot
Interest rate cut could buy Canadians more time to cut debt, say experts
CBC.ca
Finance critics say late federal budget would lack proper scrutiny
The Globe and Mail
A late federal budget is fuelling concerns that the already rushed Parliamentary approval process will be even more frenetic as MPs head to the election trail. Budgets are usually released in February or March, which the Conservative government then follows ...
Canada could tap contingency fund on oil drop - OliverReuters
Bank of Canada could press country's top lenders to follow rate cutFinancial Post
Joe Oliver says he won't meddle with banks' decisions on ratesCBC.ca
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The Globe and Mail
A late federal budget is fuelling concerns that the already rushed Parliamentary approval process will be even more frenetic as MPs head to the election trail. Budgets are usually released in February or March, which the Conservative government then follows ...
Canada could tap contingency fund on oil drop - Oliver
Bank of Canada could press country's top lenders to follow rate cut
Joe Oliver says he won't meddle with banks' decisions on rates
Stony Plain Reporter
TD expert tells Canadian oil producers to brace for a second shock
The Globe and Mail
Canada's oil producers are being told to brace for more bad news, even as they struggle to cope with a collapse that has driven prices down by nearly 60 per cent from their peak last June. With global production continuing to exceed demand, crude prices are ...
Effects of declining oil pricesStony Plain Reporter
Alberta retail sales dip in NovemberCalgary Herald
Canada November Retail Sales Post Surprise Gain on Warm ClothesBloomberg
Wiarton Echo
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The Globe and Mail
Canada's oil producers are being told to brace for more bad news, even as they struggle to cope with a collapse that has driven prices down by nearly 60 per cent from their peak last June. With global production continuing to exceed demand, crude prices are ...
Effects of declining oil prices
Alberta retail sales dip in November
Canada November Retail Sales Post Surprise Gain on Warm Clothes
Business Recorder
TSX ends day, week higher as investors cheer central bank moves
Reuters Canada
TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index edged higher on Friday and recorded a sharp weekly gain as investors welcomed moves by the Bank of Canada and the European Central Bank earlier this week. The Canadian central bank unexpectedly cut ...
Closing Report: TSX little changed as energy shares offset mining dropbnn.ca
Canada Stocks Gain More Than 5% This Week, But Close Friday With ...Nasdaq
Canada Stocks Rise to Extend 2-Month High as Banks GainBloomberg
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Reuters Canada
TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index edged higher on Friday and recorded a sharp weekly gain as investors welcomed moves by the Bank of Canada and the European Central Bank earlier this week. The Canadian central bank unexpectedly cut ...
Closing Report: TSX little changed as energy shares offset mining drop
Canada Stocks Gain More Than 5% This Week, But Close Friday With ...
Canada Stocks Rise to Extend 2-Month High as Banks Gain
TSN
Loonie's free fall is bad news for the NHL
The Globe and Mail
In the early 1990s, the dollar sunk sharply, taking with it the finances of many of the NHL teams based in this country. With American teams dealing with a currency worth 30 to 40 cents more for nearly a decade, they had an advantage.
Richmond chocolate maker bitter sweet over tumbling LoonieRichmond News
Low dollar could have an impact on Canadian teamsCANOE
Op-Ed: Loonie dives after Bank of Canada rate cutDigital Journal
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The Globe and Mail
In the early 1990s, the dollar sunk sharply, taking with it the finances of many of the NHL teams based in this country. With American teams dealing with a currency worth 30 to 40 cents more for nearly a decade, they had an advantage.
Richmond chocolate maker bitter sweet over tumbling Loonie
Low dollar could have an impact on Canadian teams
Op-Ed: Loonie dives after Bank of Canada rate cut
Montreal Gazette
Supplier's delay forces Bombardier to halt métro car production
Montreal Gazette
Pauline Marois, centre, drives the Montreal métro cars unveiled at Bombardier Transport, Nov. 25, 2013, in La Pocatiere Que. Jacques Boissinot / THE CANADIAN PRESS. Share Adjust Comment Print. The initial rollout of Montreal's long-awaited new métro ...
Bombardier to Temporarily Lay Off 145 at Quebec Railcar PlantWall Street Journal
Bombardier to lay off 150 Quebec workersThe Globe and Mail (subscription)
Bombardier to lay off 145 workers in La Pocatière over Metro car production stallCBC.ca
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Financial Post
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Montreal Gazette
Pauline Marois, centre, drives the Montreal métro cars unveiled at Bombardier Transport, Nov. 25, 2013, in La Pocatiere Que. Jacques Boissinot / THE CANADIAN PRESS. Share Adjust Comment Print. The initial rollout of Montreal's long-awaited new métro ...
Bombardier to Temporarily Lay Off 145 at Quebec Railcar Plant
Bombardier to lay off 150 Quebec workers
Bombardier to lay off 145 workers in La Pocatière over Metro car production stall
Montreal Gazette
Rental board announces rent increases for 2015
Montreal Gazette
The Régie du logement du Québec is calling for a rent increase this year of 0.6 per cent for unheated units, 1.0 per cent for units heated by electricity, 1.8 per cent for those heated by gas and 1.4 per cent for units heated by oil. Graham Hughes / THE ...
Quebec's Régie de logement sets 2015 rent increasesCBC.ca
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Montreal Gazette
The Régie du logement du Québec is calling for a rent increase this year of 0.6 per cent for unheated units, 1.0 per cent for units heated by electricity, 1.8 per cent for those heated by gas and 1.4 per cent for units heated by oil. Graham Hughes / THE ...
Quebec's Régie de logement sets 2015 rent increases
Toronto Star
Consumers should get more benefit from Beer Store monopoly: Sousa
The Globe and Mail
Finance Minister Charles Sousa says there is profit in The Beer Store and consumers should get more of the benefit. Following the Globe's calculation that the private monopoly is worth $400-million a year to The Beer Store's owners, Mr. Sousa on Friday ...
Charles Sousa not buying Beer Store argument it's a not-for-profit organizationOurWindsor.ca
The search for convenient alcoholWinnipeg Free Press
Should Legion Halls get discounts from the Beer Store?CBC.ca
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The Globe and Mail
Finance Minister Charles Sousa says there is profit in The Beer Store and consumers should get more of the benefit. Following the Globe's calculation that the private monopoly is worth $400-million a year to The Beer Store's owners, Mr. Sousa on Friday ...
Charles Sousa not buying Beer Store argument it's a not-for-profit organization
The search for convenient alcohol
Should Legion Halls get discounts from the Beer Store?
Former Argonauts football player fined by OSC
The Globe and Mail (subscription)
Former football star Adrion (Pee Wee) Smith has agreed to pay $57,500 to settle accusations that he participated in the illegal distribution of securities involving an Oklahoma-based oil drilling company. The Ontario Securities Commission approved a ...
Former Toronto Argonauts player 'Pee Wee' Smith fined in securities caseWinnipeg Free Press
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The Globe and Mail (subscription)
Former football star Adrion (Pee Wee) Smith has agreed to pay $57,500 to settle accusations that he participated in the illegal distribution of securities involving an Oklahoma-based oil drilling company. The Ontario Securities Commission approved a ...
Former Toronto Argonauts player 'Pee Wee' Smith fined in securities case
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