1 hr ago | Canadian Business Magazine
Stock market outlook positive; oil back over US$126 an ounce
European stock markets and Wall Street index futures were solidly positive Friday morning, maintaining momentum that has left the S&P/TSX composite index are a record level and the U.S. Standard and Poor's 500 ... via Canadian Business Magazine
7 hrs ago | The Toronto Star
“This is holding broader Canadian GDP growth to a pace no better than its U.S. counterpart.”
The Toronto stock market surged to a record-high close today in a broadbased advance led by solid gains in financial and metals stocks even as investors took in data which showed that a weakening U.S. economy ... via The Toronto Star
11 hrs ago | Canada.com
Immigrant employment up, StatsCan reports
“We know that some 60 per cent of immigrants come with some post-secondary education and yet we also know that some 60 per cent of immigrants are not working in the field in which they trained”
Immigrant employment, seen as a way to offset projected labour shortages, increased sharply last year in Canada, easily outpacing that of Canadian-born workers, Statistics Canada reported Tuesday. via Canada.com
16 hrs ago | Mississauga
Family tries to make sense of loss
“This is just terrible, so terrible for someone so young with many hopes and goals to die like this”
Rehan Tanvir was many things to many people. To his father, he was a budding graphic designer. via Mississauga
20 hrs ago | National Post
CAW reaches tentative deals with GM
“Overall, this is a good agreement that keeps alive as many jobs as we could”
The Canadian Auto Workers union reached master agreements with both Chrysler and General Motors Thursday. via National Post
Yesterday | CANOE
Yesterday | Canoe
“This isn't just one of these things where it's one or two punches and somebody had their head hit against the wall and they passed away”
Yes. No. A 16-year-old North York boy, who suffered one of the worst beatings a veteran Toronto homicide cop says he has seen, will be buried tomorrow. via Canoe
Wednesday | Canoe
Bayer anti-bleeding drug has higher death rate
“If the BART study hadn't been done, we probably would still be using aprotinin.”
An expensive drug used to minimize severe bleeding during heart surgery actually significantly increased the risk that patients would die during surgery or in the 30 days following, a Canadian study comparing ... via Canoe
Wednesday | The Brampton Guardian
Teen wanted for subway shooting arrested
“There were seats available, but before people could disperse, they had made contact with one another and that led to verbal comments back and forth that quickly escalated”
A Brampton teenager wanted for a shooting on the Spadina subway was arrested in the area of Islington Avenue and Duncanwoods Drive in Toronto Sunday night. via The Brampton Guardian
Wednesday | Canoe







