Ont. liquor board, workers agree to extend strike deadline – CBC News
The Liquor Control Board of Ontario and the union representing more than 6,000 of its workers have agreed to extend a strike deadline, meaning stores will continue to stay open for
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Taking things in their own hands: More small business start-ups in – Daily Herald Tribune
Darwin Berens will open up his first business, Two Feathers Motorsports, in a few days. Laid off as a heavy-duty mechanic earlier this year, Berens took the opportunity to go into
Source: www.dailyheraldtribune.com
Vick bankruptcy plan offers more to creditors – Globe and Mail
M ichael Vick’s revised bankruptcy plan would funnel more of his future pay to his creditors and ensure that they receive a portion of his earnings even if the suspended NFL star
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Canada’s innovation gap – Globe and Mail
When Michael Davis-Burchat moved to Finland for a job at Nokia Corp. last year, the Canadian-born industrial designer made the switch for more than a chance to work for the world’s
Source: www.theglobeandmail.com
Tony George to be replaced as head of Indy speedway amid controversy – SLAM! Sports
INDIANAPOLIS – Tony George has been asked to step down as president and CEO of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and his family’s business, Hulman & Company, to spend more time
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NATIONAL: Canadian Who’s Who: Canadians have trouble recognizing Sir – Daily Herald Tribune
OTTAWA – Terry Fox and Celine Dion are the most recognizable “iconic” Canadians, according to a new survey by the Dominion Institute. The legendary cancer fundraiser and
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Private Sector Shed 473,000 Jobs, ADP Reports – Wall Street Journal
NEW YORK — Private-sector jobs in the U.S. fell 473,000 in June, according to a national employment report published Wednesday by payroll giant Automatic Data Processing Inc. and
Source: online.wsj.com
