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(Reuters) - Hundreds of villages in Atlantic Canada that depend on seal hunting for much of their livelihood are already feeling a sharp economic pinch from a European ban on seal products that went into effect last month.
(Reuters) - Canadian scientists are breeding a special type of cow designed to burp less, a breakthrough that could reduce a big source of greenhouse gases responsible for global warming.
Calgary papers reject ad opposing Stampede event, group says
(Reuters) - Two daily newspapers in Calgary, Alberta, are under fire from an animal rights group after they refused to publish an advertisement calling for a ban on the calf-roping event at the city's world famous Stampede rodeo.
CANADA STOCKS-TSX rises 2 percent on investor sentiment
(Reuters) - Toronto's main stock index was 2 percent higher early on Thursday afternoon, after the Bank of Canada said the country will pull out of its worst recession since the early 1990s during this quarter.
(TORONTO (TSX) - Advertisements are taking over streets, buildings, phone booths, litter receptacles and even our beaches. Out-of-home advertising is now the second fastest growing technology, after the internet.
CANADA STOCKS-TSX higher as oil and commodities gain
(Reuters) - Toronto's main stock index rose on Tuesday morning as a rally in oil and commodity prices helped push the resource-heavy index to its highest level in a week.
(Reuters) - Gran Tierra Energy Inc said on Thursday it has cut oil production in southern Colombia while pipeline operator Ecopetrol makes repairs on its Trans Andean Pipeline.
(The Enterprise Bulletin) - The number of million-dollar properties sold in the Georgian Bay area spiked in the first three months of this year compared to 2010.
More Canadians seek work teaching English overseas
(Reuters) - A growing number of recent graduates from Canadian universities are becoming English teachers overseas, discouraged by a tight job market during Canada's deepest recession in decades.
Quebec report seeks to divert water, generate power
(Reuters) - Quebec could raise up to C$9.5 billion ($8.5 billion) a year by reversing the flow of three northern rivers to generate power and export water to the United States, according to a report released on Wednesday.
Nova Scotia distiller wins whisky war
(Reuters) - A nine-year legal battle over a wee word has finally come to an end. Nova Scotia's Glen Breton Whisky will keep its name after the Supreme Court of Canada refused to hear a final appeal by the Scotch Whisky Association, which has fought long and hard to keep the prefix "Glen" off labels of the single malt.
CANADA STOCKS-TSX may open mixed as firm data offsets weaker oil
(Reuters) - Toronto's main stock market index could open mixed on Thursday, as falling oil prices weigh on the resource-heavy index, even as positive U.S. financial earnings and economic data fuel hopes for recovery.
Atacama Minerals- Future of Iodine
TORONTO (TSX) - The Atacama Desert in Chile may be the last place you would think to find a CEO from Salt Lake City, Utah. But, that's where you'll find Edward Posey, the CEO and President of Atacama Minerals (TSX-V AAM).
CANADA STOCKS-TSX may open lower as oil and metals fall
(Reuters) - Toronto's main stock market index could open lower on Monday, as weaker commodity prices weigh on the resource-heavy market.
(One80 Magazine) - Eyes glued to the screen. Fingers stuck to the mouse. Malkin clicks on the pages of her new addiction, Facebook. The Grade 12 student spends an average of four hours a day on the popular Web site, sending messages and looking at pictures.
(The Enterprise Bulletin) - The neighbours of the former Connaught School on Napier Street are banding together to voice their concerns over the future of the deteriorating building.