5 hrs 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
14 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
22 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
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Tuesday May 13 | Canada NewsWire
Commission Reports on Inquiry into Assaults Against Asian Canadian Anglers
“The Human Rights Commission's report gives voice to victims of racism by adding to our ongoing progress in preventing hate crimes through victim support, prosecutorial expertise and public education.”
TORONTO, May 13 /CNW/ - The Ontario Human Rights Commission today released the results of its Inquiry into assaults on Asian Canadian Anglers launched last November in partnership with the Metro Toronto Chinese ... via Canada NewsWire
Tuesday May 13 | CBC News
TSX heads for record close on news from EnCana, RIM;NY also ahead
The Toronto stock market soared past the previous record high late Monday morning thanks in large part to big news from two market heavyweights. via CBC News
Monday May 12 | Political Gateway
UPI NewsTrack Business May 12, 2008
U.S. stock indexes wavered on narrow margins early Monday as inflation-pushing crude oil prices eased back slightly in New York. via Political Gateway
Monday May 12 | National Post
“If we don't build this centre, guys are still going to get in their cars and go to Eglinton or go to North York. Folks are resistant to change. But we're not telling them they have to shop here.”
Chris Young for National Post Twelve-year-old Camille Audette holds up her placard during a rally held yesterday to urge Queen's Park not to allow a retail development in Leslieville. via National Post
Sunday May 11 | The Toronto Star
Canadian warship on the trail of 1813 wrecks
“This trip is vital to our obligation of stewardship of those ships.”
"One of Canada's newest warships is going to help scientists and marine archeologists conduct the most detailed survey so far on two War of 1812 ships sunk in Lake Ontario. via The Toronto Star







