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Small businesses want Canadians to ditch credit cards every Friday
Michael Babad
'Nothing left to hide'? Six questions for Toronto Mayor Rob Ford
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford looks into the cameras during a press conference in Toronto on Nov. 5, 2013.
Want a rental car with winter tires in Canada? Good luck with that
Lorraine Sommerfeld
Long-serving Tory MP Ted Menzies resigns to take private-sector job
Canada's Minister of State for Finance Ted Menzies speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa October 22, 2012.
Rob Ford increasingly isolated as council allies press for him to leave
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford blows a kiss to the media while touring City Hall with a group of kids during the annual Take Your Kid to Work Day at City Hall, Toronto November 06, 2013.
Ryerson hockey team suspended for 7 days for drinking on road trip
Ryerson University has suspended its men’s hockey team for seven days after players were caught drinking on a road trip to the United States.
At the open: Stocks advance amid rush of Canadian earnings
Molson Coors profit falls but still beats forecasts
Molson Coors reported a lower profit Wednesday but still beat analysts’ forecasts.
On the other Rob Ford controversy: his garish 1995 football tie
Detail of the tie used by Toronto Mayor Rob Ford during a press conference where the admitted he smoked crack. Toronto November 05, 2013.
Graphic: The growth in Toronto home sales
A for sale sign is seen on the lawn of a Toronto home in this file photo.
Bob Rae: Don’t let Rob Ford drag the rest of us down with him
Bob Rae
How well do slightly sleep deprived surgeons operate?
Surgeons perform a knee replacement surgery at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto, Nov. 4, 2013. (Kevin
Courses: Play golf where the pros play in Florida
The par-three 17th hole at Bay Hill in Orlando
Wednesday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Encana CEO Doug Suttles.
Carrick on money: Expanding the CPP is dumb idea
Jar of coins
The upbeat view on Agrium’s sliding earnings
Mike Wilson, president and CEO of Agrium, addresses shareholders during the company's annual general meeting in Calgary, Alberta, May 11, 2012.
Remote camera captures images of central B.C. coast wolves fishing
A wolf catches a salmon. Having already feasted on pink salmon for several hours, this wolf is in no hurry to catch another fish. Recorded by Pacific Wild’s remote camera system. October 2013. (pacificwild.org)
Ontario needs fundamental change, not a fight over austerity vs. stimulus
Queens Park, home of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.
Mirtle: Are these Maple Leafs better than last year’s team?
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Randy Carlyle is pictured behind the bench while his team take on the Vancouver Canucks during the second period of their NHL hockey game in Vancouver, British Columbia November 2, 2013.
B.C. NDP sticks with pipeline policy that may have cost election
A totem pole on the Tsleil-Waututh First Nation, a gift from the Lummi Nation in Washington state, frames the Chevron Burnaby Oil Refinery in the distance after the totem was unveiled during a ceremony in North Vancouver, B.C., September 29, 2013. The totem pole is meant to be a symbol of cross-border unity among Coast Salish nations opposing the proposed Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion and expanded oil tanker traffic.
Amid crack scandal, Ford’s approval ratings have gone up (but not in 'Ford Nation')
Mayor Rob Ford speaks to the media in Toronto on Nov. 5, 2013.
Loonie ends higher amid strong housing data
Canadian dollars.
Wi-LAN swings to loss on higher litigation costs
File photo of James Skippen, CEO of Wi-LAN at his Ottawa offices.
End of Congo’s rebellion clears path for growth, investment, food and peace
Geoffrey York
Disasters push Intact to first underwriting loss in decade
File photo of Intact Financial CEO Charles Brindamour.
Before the bell: Stock futures point to solid gains
Across the country, real estate resilience persists
Real estate signs sit outside a condominium building on Lake Shore Blvd. West in Toronto.
Time to lock in those profits with Patheon
A Patheon Inc. analytical development laboratory
Torstar swings to loss on writedown, weak ad revenue
File photo of Torstar Corp. CEO David Holland.
John St. agency pranks prank advertising
This year, Nivea Germany released a video promoting its “Stress Protect” deodorant that showed people in an airport lounge who see themselves in fake news reports about a ‘dangerous and unpredictable’ suspect on the loose. Then, security guards approach – and give the poor souls some stress deodorant. The brand received some negative media attention for the video. Some commentators online criticized the company for harassing unsuspecting people.
Who needs the humanities? Engineers
As more engineers graduate, the importance of their being exposed to the humanities increases.
Canadians plan to spend an average $1,810 this holiday season
Shoppers look to purchase gifts on the last weekend before Christmas at West Edmonton Mall, in Edmonton Alberta, December 15, 2012.
The things that really bug us about our phone services
Michael Babad
MacLeod: Taylor Fedun's uplifting comeback a boost for the Oilers
Edmonton Oilers Taylor Fedun and Ben Eager celebrate a goal
No heroes in this Senate morality tale
Jeffrey Simpson
I didn't file a claim. Will my insurance go up anyway?
Joanne Will
Nov. 6: Rob Ford’s ‘truth’ – and other letters to the editor
Canadians want Harper government to take leadership role on climate change, poll says
Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa November 5, 2013.
After all this, Rob Ford can do more than apologize
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford speaks at a press conference at City Hall on Nov. 5, 2013.
Denis Coderre’s asset: low expectations
Lysiane Gagnon
Ryerson, St. Mike’s will collaborate to create new health technologies
The new Institute for Biomedical Engineering and Science Technology, or iBest, will be built on the seventh floor of St. Michael’s Hospital Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute.
Senatorial misdeeds are now Harper’s responsibility
Left to right: Senators Patrick Brazeau, Pamela Wallin and Mike Duffy are seen in this combination of three file photos. The Senate will be in a position to turf three of its own members as early as Nov. 5, 2013.
You can’t slight city hall
Preston Manning
Rob Ford’s drug revelations: What legal consequences could he face?
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford makes a statement to the media at City Hall on Nov. 5, 2013, while his brother, Doug Ford, looks on.
Why scouring the globe for growth is foolish
Brian Milner
As competition rises, Canada must stake its claim in wireless market
Five tips for women new to the workplace
Business women working together.
‘Sexy' Lexus RC coupe to debut in Tokyo
The production version of the Lexus RC coupe concept will make its world debut at the Toyko Motor Show on November 20.
Sophie the Giraffe vendor's big pain in the neck
Jane Wood is the owner of Bug in a Rug Canada Inc., a baby-products importer and the country’s exclusive distributor of Sophie the Giraffe, a wildly popular eco-friendly teething toy made in France.
Don’t be fooled by 7% unemployment – a labour shortage is coming
Workers at Suncor’s Fort McMurray oil sands processing plant take a break during construction work.
Cost-cutting all the rage at Canadian banks
Ed Clark , CEO of TD Bank delivers his address during the company annual general meeting April 4, 2013 in Ottawa.
In Pictures: Canada's exclusive vendor of Sophie the Giraffe toys
A box of Sophies wait to be shipped from the Bug in a Rug warehouse in Milton, Ont.
Despite loss in Virginia, Tea Party still getting its message out across America
Republican gubernatorial candidate, Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, delivers his concession speech during a rally in Richmond, Va., Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2013.
Verizon hires consultant to lobby Ottawa on telecom policy
Canadians want Verizon Communications Inc. to come to Canada, a new poll suggests, but don’t believe the U.S. company should be given any advantages over domestic carriers
November 6: Your daily horoscope
scorpio
Lives Lived: Sondra Dell Verity, 78
Lawyers for alleged drug dealer urge release of Rob Ford crack video
Mohammad Khattak, right, is shown posing with Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, second from left, and two other men.
Doug Ford’s challenge to chief turns focus to Toronto police board
Alok Mukherjee, shown in 2010, is chair of the Toronto Police Services Board. Councillor Doug Ford said he contacted Mr. Mukherjee to request an investiation into Toronto’s police chief, citing alleged biases against his brother, Mayor Doug Ford.
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