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Why the 'Made in Canada' label isn’t as important as you think
When it comes to creating a business, there may well be a certain pride that comes from being able to stamp it as ‘Made in Canada.’ But for startups eager to expand beyond this country’s borders, being ‘Canadian’ may be detrimental to success if it distracts the founders from what’s truly important; that is, executing on its strategy.
A necessary fiscal plan for Greece and Europe
Christopher Ragan
Two studies warn against increasing TFSA contribution limits
Parliamentary budget officer Jean-Denis Frechette released a report Tuesday on the short-and long-term impact tax-free savings accounts will have on government finances. Frechette is shown in this Tuesday, January 27, 2015 photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
Asian stocks mostly up, cheered by US Fed remarks on being patient on higher interest rates
FILE - In this Oct. 8, 2014, file photo, a Wall Street address is carved in the side of a building in New York. European stocks drifted sideways, Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2015, as investors awaited remarks from U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen to glean any hints on when interest rates might go up. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)
Ex-soldier gets 4 years for planned attack on Calgary Veterans Affairs office
Calgary defence lawyer Tonii Roulston speaks to reporters about her client, former Canadian soldier Glen Gieschen, in Calgary on November 27, 2014. A former soldier who hatched a plan to attack the Veterans Affairs office in Calgary is expected to be sentenced today. Glen Gieschen, who is 45, pleaded guilty in November to possession of a firearm, possession of a prohibited weapon and possession of a weapon. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Bill Graveland
Body-worn cameras will do B.C. police good, recommends all-party report
A member of the Vancouver Police Department wears a chest mounted camera as he oversees the take down of a tent city in Oppenheimer Park in downtown Vancouver on Oct. 16, 2014. A British Columbia legislative committee has recommended the provincial government "aggressively pursue" whatever steps are necessary to suit up police with body-mounted cameras. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
Rail fractures, defects led to fiery derailment west of Edmonton: TSB report
A CN tanker train carrying oil and gas burns after derailing in Gainford, Alta., west of Edmonton, Oct. 19, 2013. People forced to flee their homes west of Edmonton almost two years ago by the fiery explosion of freight train cars are hoping for answers.The Transportation Safety Board is to release a report today into what caused 13 Canadian National Railway cars to derail near Gainford on Oct. 19, 2013. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO - RCMP
Toronto police ask the public to help solve the mystery of the tunnel
The entrance to an underground tunnel in Toronto is shown in this undated police handout photo. Toronto police there's nothing to suggest a criminal element is involved in a mysterious underground chamber found near a Pan Am Games venue in the north end of the city. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO - Toronto Police Service
Alberta's current budget yo-yos from surplus to deficit back to $465M surplus
Alberta Premier Jim Prentice speaks during a news conference as Finance Minister Robin Campbell, left, looks on in Edmonton on Feb. 11, 2015. Alberta's finance minister is expected to deliver more bad news today when he presents an update on this year's budget. Robin Campbell is releasing third-quarter numbers, which will take into account the collapse of oil prices into the US$40 a barrel range. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Dean Bennett
Tories say they won't let Liberals use sex-ed to change channel from scandals
With hep C, no province is an island
André Picard
Feb. 24: Terror, refereed – and other letters to the editor
Defence Minister Jason Kenney says Canada faces a high probability of another attack from homegrown jihadis.
The first minister and the fourth estate
Lawrence Martin
Body of female discovered in St. Catharines, Ont., home
Crude price tumble forces lifestyle changes among oil-rich Norwegians
FILE - This Sept. 26, 2006 file photo shows a helicopter owned by Norwegian company Norsk Helikopter on board the pipe-laying vessel Solitaire, owned by Swiss-based Dutch marine construction company Allseas Group, in the North Sea. After a decade of an oil and gas boom, plunging energy prices are shaking the Norwegians out of a Utopian reverie that guaranteed workers lengthy summer vacations, generous health and social benefits and allowed them to leave work at 4 p.m. and even earlier on Fridays. (AP Photo/NTB Scanpix, Alf Ove Hansen, File)
About 2,000 rally against right-to-work in Wisconsin as Republicans push ahead
Wisconsin AFL-CIO president Phil Neuenfeldt makes a statement during a news conference of local labor leaders at the Madison Concourse Hotel in Madison, Wis., Monday, Feb. 23, 2015. (AP Photo/Wisconsin State Journal, M.P. King)
IUDs, hormone implants rise in use as birth control among US women; pills still most popular
New service to allows free book, music downloads at Toronto's Pearson airport
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Amex expands partnership with Toronto’s Pearson Airport
Passengers wait to board their plane in a departure lounge at Toronto's Pearson Airport, in this file photo. American Express says it will offer travellers at Pearson free downloads of eBooks and music to their devices, through agreements with HarperCollins Canada and Sony Music Canada.
CN Rail-Unifor reach agreement to avert lockout of 4,800 hundred workers
A Canadian National locomotive is seen Monday, February 23, 2015 in Montreal. Canadian National Railway and Unifor are in last minute contract negotiations in the face of a threat by the company to lock out nearly 5,000 employees at 11pm Monday, Feb. 23, 2015.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz
Trial resumes for men accused of hit for hire, but then delayed for another week
Raptors collapse down the stretch, blow 18-point lead in loss to Pelicans
Toronto Raptors guard DeMar DeRozan (10) reacts during the final moments of the fourth quarter of a game against the New Orleans Pelicans at the Smoothie King Center. The Pelicans defeated the Raptors 100-97.
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