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Bruce Bumstead
ATTENTION SHOPPERS: New boutique store opens on Rosser
Walking into Trolsk glaze & ink for the first time is a bit like walking into a scene for an Alice in Wonderland photo shoot paired with an ornate art gallery.
The small boutique store somehow finds the balance between being both sparse and overwhelming.
Japan Airlines spurns Delta Air Lines, opts to keep alliance with American
World stocks mixed after Wall Street decline amid worries about European debt
WTO boss says world trade weathered economic crisis better than expected but still at threat
Northgate Minerals board gives green light to Young-Davidson mine in Ontario
Chrysler says it will invest $550 million to build Fiat 500 at Mexican assembly plant
Tech Resources reports $411 million Q4 profit, revenue up from year ago
Royal Bank CEO Nixon paid $10.4M in 2009, up 19 per cent from 2008
Husky Energy announces third significant gas discovery in South China Sea
Biggest Boeing plane; successful first flight for 747-8 freighter
Investors getting a chance to see whether Madison Square Garden stock can score
Greek debt crisis could mean years of sacrifice, with or without bailout
EA loses less money but its outlook is below forecasts, sending stock down
India says growth for the fiscal year ending March will be 7.2 pct, up from 6.7 pct
Vale Inco: we have right to use replacement workers at Sudbury operations
Danby Products acquires Intirion Corp., manufacturer of MicroFridge brand
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Ontario government to launch $1.6M ad campaign on tax changes, including HST
Castillian strikes deal to acquire Hope Brook gold mine project in Newfoundland
Sun-Rype Products Ltd. says new collective agreement with its union ratified
Katanga Mining books earnings of US$15.3M, reverses year-ego loss
Toromont Industries Q4 profit falls by 36 per cent to $31.4 million
IMRIS books first quarter of positive results, record revenues in Q4
Richardson Int'l expands network of agricultural business centres to Falher, Alta.
Vale Inco: we have right to use replacement workers at Sudbury operations
A&W Q4 income flat as sales rise to $239M from $233 in year-ago period
Chinese train company says its Montreal Metro bid would save taxpayers billions
Bombardier offers to pay cash to buy back US$550 million of its outstanding debt securities
Vale Inco: we have right to use replacement workers at Sudbury operations
CIBC sees Canadians moving back into RRSPs as investment vehicle this year
Nasdaq OMX Q4 profit rises 23 per cent as special charges, tax payments shrink
Toyota recalls 437,000 Prius and other hybrids globally for brake problems
Amex to exchange cash and shares for Blue Note Mining's X-Ore subsidiary
Workers back on job at Century Mining's San Juan mine in Peru
Brookfield Infrastructure reports US$7.7-million loss in fourth quarter
Xstrata full-year profit falls 41 per cent as downturn hits commodity prices
It's still a seller's market in housing but it's not a bubble, economists say
Hasbro Q4 profit climbs on sales of boys' toys; Transformers drive rising sales
Vitran Q4 loss falls to US$2.3 million, sales rise to $165 million
Niko Resources to buy Voyager Energy in $37.6-million stock transaction
CAW calls for probe of Xstrata plan to close Kidd site
European stocks rally despite debt fears
Clash over control scuttles Kirin, Suntory plan to create food, beverage giant
India says growth for the fiscal year ending March will be 7.2 per cent, up from 6.7 per cent
CIT Group names former Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain to lead as chairman and CEO
Toyota, in its Japanese hometown, loses some lustre over response to recalls
Greeks back civil servant pay cut but reject austerity measures that could directly hit them