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TSX down in broad decline - thestar.com
Toronto Star, The | 27 days 18 minutes ago
The Toronto stock market was sharply lower for a third session as all sectors sold off with the exception of the telecom sector, which was supported by better-than-expected earnings from Rogers Communications (TSX: RCI.B).

Loonie slips lower on retail sales data
Edmonton Journal (Canada), The | 46 days 4 hours 52 minutes ago
TORONTO -- The Canadian dollar was slightly lower against the U.S. dollar on Monday, as data showing a big drop in December retail sales reinforced expectations the Bank of Canada will cut interest rates next week.

Protesting 'tourists' want Albertans to care about climate
Edmonton Journal (Canada), The | 46 days 3 hours 7 minutes ago
EDMONTON Two Greenpeace activists from outside Canada defended their oilsands protests Monday after Premier Ed Stelmach called them "tourists," who threatened the province's livelihood.On the weekend, 16 protesters were arrested in Fort Saskatchewan after they scaled a crane and smokestack at a Shell upgrader. They were charged with mischief and breaking and entering.

Tim Hortons Inc. back on Canadian soil
Edmonton Journal (Canada), The | 46 days 4 hours 52 minutes ago
Tim Hortons Inc. is back on Canadian soil. Shareholders of the company Tuesday approved a move to reorganize the company, currently a public company incorporated under the laws of the state of Delaware, as a Canadian public company.

What to do when the taxman gets it wrong
Edmonton Journal (Canada), The | 45 days 8 hours 53 minutes ago
If you re like the majority of Canadians and filed your 2008 tax return on time, by now you should have received your formal Notice of Assessment.If you disagree with CRA s assessment, it is probably best to try to resolve the matter informally, discussing it with your local tax services office, as most issues can be resolved either by phone or through an casual meeting.

Good bosses make people 'feel they're part of solution'
Edmonton Journal (Canada), The | 46 days 3 hours 48 minutes ago
So you're lucky to still have your job, right? But how is that job actually going? It's a safe bet that the economic crisis has left its mark on your workplace, both financially and emotionally. In this the final and -- some may think -- risky Do It Better section, the focus is how bosses can do a better job managing staff during tough economic times.

Ross Grieve to resign as head of PCL
Edmonton Journal (Canada), The | 46 days 6 hours 31 minutes ago
EDMONTON - Ross Grieve will step down as chief executive of Edmonton-based PCL Constructors Inc. on Oct. 31, company spokesman Wade Wilson said Thursday.His successor will be named in early November, he said.

ESK CETERA
Edmonton Journal (Canada), The | 46 days 3 hours 48 minutes ago
GAME STARSOFFENSIVEB. C. quarterback Jarious Jackson, who was good on 19 of 28 passes for 362 yards and four touchdowns in an emergency relief performance.DEFENSIVEIt was a total team effort by the Lions, but linebacker Anton McKenzie was all over the field, leading the game with six solo tackles.

Stopping the clock in Tinseltown, where you're forever young
Edmonton Journal (Canada), The | 46 days 5 hours 31 minutes ago
In Cougar Town, a new sitcom that premiered on ABC two weeks ago, Courteney Cox plays a divorced mom named Jules Cobb."Do you know how scary it is to be a single 40-year-old woman?" Cox whines in frustration in the first episode.

Canadian North trims routes
Edmonton Journal (Canada), The | 46 days 6 hours 31 minutes ago
EDMONTON Canadian North, an aboriginally owned airline with a mandate to serve the North, is cutting routes.But the company is here for the long haul, says its president.Yellowknife-based Canadian North announced Thursday it's grounding all scheduled flights serving Hay River, N.W.T., starting Oct. 25.