Posts Tagged ‘ Canadian ’

Canadian diplomats picket Canada's DC embassy

May 20, 2013

Canadian diplomats picket Canada's DC embassy The spectacle of buttoned-down Canadian diplomats picketing Canada's embassy drew some fascinated stares Friday from tourists and other passersby in the U.S. capital. About three dozen placard-waving foreign service workers marched in front of the … Read more on CBC.ca Nabil Foods participates in SIAL Canada 2013 food...
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Crowe checks in at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park for 2013

May 16, 2013

Crowe checks in at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park for 2013 By Jim Clarke, Kawartha Speedway. Thursday, May 16, 2013 1:30:47 EDT PM. JIM CLARKE photo Alderville's Howie Crowe is looking forward to running in the Bob's Towing Thunder Car division at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park during the 2013 season. Read more on Northumberland Today...
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Canadian youth spending power to surpass parents’: BMO

May 10, 2013

The kids could be alright, after all. A new report from BMO Economics suggests that despite doom and gloom associated with recessions, known to especially hurt the young, today’s youth should expect to achieve more spending power than their parents. Previous recessions took a severe toll on Canadian income growth, along with new technologies...
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Canadian employers should tackle mental health issues in workplace says advocate

May 9, 2013

A national advocate is calling on employers to address the mental health of their employees by participating in workplace awareness, education and engagement programs. The plea comes on the heels of recent survey that found nearly half (47 per cent) of working Canadians consider their work and place of work the most stressful part...
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Canadian Luke Willson drafted by Seahawks in fifth round

May 8, 2013

Canadian Luke Willson drafted by Seahawks in fifth round The Rice Owls tight end's sights are firmly on the NFL after the Seattle Seahawks selected the native of LaSalle, Ont., in the fifth round, 158th overall, of the league's annual draft. The six-foot-five, 251-pound Willson was the first Canadian … Read more on National...
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Could Bangladesh tragedy change how Canadian importers do business?

April 30, 2013

Labourers at the jerry-built factory in Savar, Bangladesh noticed cracks in the building, but they went to work anyway, to stitch together clothing for a little money. A few hours later, the factory collapsed, killing 83 workers and sparking riots in Bangladesh by workers demanding better wages and working conditions. That was April, 2005....
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Zombie Games are Hottest Game Genre, Says Canadian iPhone Developer Slightly Social

April 24, 2013
Zombie Games are Hottest Game Genre, Says Canadian iPhone Developer Slightly Social

London, Ontario (PR) April 24, 2013 Free Zombie Games are gaining in popularity. iOS gamers cant get enough of undead entertainment, anything Zombie related seems to be getting a higher download volume. This new release from Canadian mobile app developer Slightly Social, who are quickly becoming known in Canada for their rapid release cycle...
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Greg Weston: Canadian arrested prior to Algeria attack

April 22, 2013

Greg Weston: Canadian arrested prior to Algeria attack Police and intelligence sources say it is likely that Medlej and high school pal Xris Katsiroubas blew themselves up in a suicide finale to the four-day gas plant siege by the two Canadians and 30 other militants linked to al-Qaeda. Both were under 25 … Read...
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Canadian business still holding back hiring, investment

April 21, 2013

Canadian business still holding back hiring, investment “Taken together, responses of the spring survey indicate that, following a recent slowing in economic activity, firms expect business conditions to remain challenging over the next 12 months,” the central bank said Monday in its analysis of the results. Read more on Toronto Star Foreign Airlines In...
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Mark Carney hopeful Canadian companies will invest “dead money”

April 18, 2013

OTTAWA—Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney says he hopes Canada’s corporations will soon start investing more of the cash on their balance sheets — hundreds of billions of dollars he once called “dead money.” In an online interview with Thomson Reuters’ Chrystia Freeland in Washington, D.C., Carney said the gradual pick-up of the U.S....
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