2008

Monday 21 July 2008 Serbia captures fugitive Karadzic

Buy-Sell-Hold &/or After Hours : BNN

Wednesday Jul 16, 2008 Stocks, oil fall on fear of inflation

Tuesday Jul 15, 2008 Superhospital late another year


• GM set to cut thousands of jobs
  
• Damn the delays MUH
• CAE orders pour in at air show
  
• Oil prices tumble as stockpiles increase
  
• Fed boss warns of growth 'risks'
  
• US regulator curbs short-selling
  
• Obama vows to end US role in Iraq
  
• Single securities regulator would boost clout: bankers
  Home sweet home gets cheaper
  

Monday Jul 14, 2008 CSeries to generate 3,500 jobs
FARNBOROUGH, England - Bombardier Inc. launched the CSeries yesterday

• Taxpayers will play CSeries lottery
  
• 'Do we duck or take action?'
  
• New defence chief makes surprise visit
  KANDAHAR AIRFIELD, Afghanistan - On the worst day yet
• It's time Canada's premiers had a little talk about power
  
• Nicholas elected grand chief
  

Saturday Jul 12, 2008 R U kidding? Cellphone giants to charge 15 cents for every incoming text message

• Carbon tax doesn't sway voters: poll
  
• Fed Sees Turmoil Persisting Deep Into Next Year
  Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, outlined a series of steps
• Worst Fears Ease, for Now, on Mortgage Giants
  
• Oil hits new high on Iran fears
• Canada quells local farmers' concerns
  
• Chinese teen could face death penalty in killing of Canadian model
  
• The United States remains the most important country for Canada, but China is catching up fast.
  

  Friday Jul 11, 2008 Abortion clinic taking flak again
  

  After Hours : July 15, 2008 4:00PM]
  BNN wraps up the markets with Steve Carlin, portfolio manager, Canadian equities, KBSH Capital Management.

  Monday Jul 14, 2008 CSeries to generate 3,500 jobs
  FARNBOROUGH, England - Bombardier Inc. launched the CSeries yesterday

• New defence chief makes surprise visit
  KANDAHAR AIRFIELD, Afghanistan - On the worst day yet
• It's time Canada's premiers had a little talk about power
  
• Nicholas elected grand chief
  

  Saturday Jul 12, 2008 R U kidding? Cellphone giants to charge 15 cents for every incoming text message
  

• Carbon tax doesn't sway voters: poll
  
• Oil hits new high on Iran fears
• Canada quells local farmers' concerns
  
• Chinese teen could face death penalty in killing of Canadian model
  
• The United States remains the most important country for Canada, but China is catching up fast.
  

  Friday Jul 11, 2008 Abortion clinic taking flak again
  

  Thursday Jul 10, 2008 Sending a message on text fees
  

• Moon's interior 'did hold water'
  
• Iran tests missiles, raising tension with U.S.
  
• Flight attendants to be laid off
  
• Federal nuclear operator sued for $1.6 billion
  

  Wednesday Jul 9, 2008 Quebec towns near border fear tainting of water supply
  

• Loonie ready to soar: analysts
  
• Remedy for strapped ERs: moonlighting
  
• Ethanol plants lose lustre
  
• Google wrings Bell for throttling Internet
  
• CAW chooses Lewenza to succeed Hargrove
  
• G8 ready to push China on climate change
  

  Tuesday Jul 8, 2008 McGill ethicist refused OC because she was 'too controversial' | Matgo Somerville
  

• Carbon tax proposal leaves many cold
  
• Iraq looks toward sovereignty
  

  Sunday Jul 6, 2008 Hijab on the job

• Sabia can take a bow for BCE pact
  

  Saturday Jul 5, 2008 Three parties, three strategies
  The passing into law last month of the federal Climate Change Accountability Act

• Ethanol policies called 'misguided'
  
• Bombardier sells Skyjet International
  
• Bumbling by the CHUM could delay McGill's hospital
  

  Friday Jul 4, 2008 The day belongs to Champlain
  

  Thursday Jul 3, 2008 Bell undercuts iPhone plans with unlimited Instinct
  

• Harper welcomes quieter incoming commander
  
• Competition must be nourished
  
• Moving Day leaves 65 families with no place to live
  
• Gomery's lapses don't absolve Liberals
  
• April rebound may stave off Canadian recession
  
• Immigration.asp | CarbonCo2.asp
• Monday Jun 30, 2008 What are the signs that there really is life after grief?
  

  Sunday Jun 29, 2008 You'd like to think Serbia is over the hump.
  

• Why Bosnia's most wanted run free
  

  Saturday Jun 28, 2008 Please answer secret question before reading this: What is the meaning of life?
  

  Friday Jun 27, 2008 Guns a right, U.S. judges rule
  America's gun-rights lobby celebrated yesterday as the U.S. Supreme Court ruled individual Americans...

  Wednesday 25 June 2008 US rates expected to stay at 2%
  

  Wednesday Jun 25, 2008 Bombardier deals worth up to $226M
  Bombardier Inc. said Monday it had won regional jet contracts totalling about $226 million with two different carriers. .

  Tuesday 24 June 2008 (BBD.B : TSX : $7.56)
  Announced order for up to 110 Learjet 60 XR business jets
  Dundee Securities maintains "buy", 12-month target price is $11.00

  Saturday Jun 28, 2008 Please answer secret question before reading this: What is the meaning of life?
  

  Friday Jun 27, 2008 Clinton and Obama in unity talks
  

  • Gomery biased against Chrétien, court rules
    
  • Expectations of inflation
  • Oil Hits New High as Dow Flirts With Bear Territory
    
  • Sabre-rattling in the Middle East
    

    Thursday 26 June 2008 21:50 Stock rout spreads to Asia
    Soaring oil prices, steep U.S. losses hammer region. Exporters, financials big losers as Japan's Nikkei 225 plunges 2.5% in early trading. Sydney stocks drop 2.8%, South Korea plummets 2.6%.
    • Taiwanese central bank raises interest rates again (wsj.com)
    • Vietnam to let currency fall as it tackles inflation crisis (wsj.com)
    • Sony unveils growth strategy; focuses on BRIC sales
    • For business news in Chinese, see Chinese.wsj.com
    

    Friday Jun 27, 2008 Ease foreign investment curbs, panel says
    

    • Housing boom comes to an end
      
    • Oilsands firms take heat on environmental impact
      
    • In Norway, a woman's place is in the boardroom
      
    • When an affair of the heart becomes an affair of state
      
    • Weighing options for your phone?
      

      Friday Jun 27, 2008 Clinton and Obama in unity talks
      

    • Gomery biased against Chrétien, court rules
      
    • Expectations of inflation
    • Oil Hits New High as Dow Flirts With Bear Territory
      
    • Sabre-rattling in the Middle East
      

      Thursday 26 June 2008 21:50 Stock rout spreads to Asia
      Soaring oil prices, steep U.S. losses hammer region. Exporters, financials big losers as Japan's Nikkei 225 plunges 2.5% in early trading. Sydney stocks drop 2.8%, South Korea plummets 2.6%.
      • Taiwanese central bank raises interest rates again (wsj.com)
      • Vietnam to let currency fall as it tackles inflation crisis (wsj.com)
      • Sony unveils growth strategy; focuses on BRIC sales
      • For business news in Chinese, see Chinese.wsj.com
      

      Friday Jun 27, 2008 Ease foreign investment curbs, panel says
      

      • Housing boom comes to an end
        
      • Oilsands firms take heat on environmental impact
        
      • In Norway, a woman's place is in the boardroom
        
      • When an affair of the heart becomes an affair of state
        
      • Weighing options for your phone?
        

        Tuesday 24 June 2008 Climate Changes Comes Full Circle
        

      • 'Shake-up' for internet proposed
        
      • Security Council Urges Zimbabwe to Halt Violence
        
      • Soft landing seen for Canada's housing market
        
      • A Master of Words, Including Some You Can’t Use
        
      • new immigration. | newsZIMBABWE | Iran | BCE | Oll notes | RIM | and BBD_b | v-BN | CM

        Monday Jun 23, 2008 Harper missed an opportunity by ducking meeting with McCain
        

      • Obama Camp Closely Linked With Ethanol
        
      • The State of Iraq: An Update
        
      • Was Walesa a rat?
        Did the most famous living Pole, Lech Walesa, collaborate with the Communist secret police?
      • Nortel payout: windfall or taxable?
        

        Sunday 22 June 2008

      • new gm | ABORIGINAL DAY | Afgan | Saudi | Mexico | Dion fires back at PM | Quebec city 400th | Second look at second language
        

        Saturday 21 June 2008 China's property bubble is about to burst
        

      • Zimbabwe No sign of an end to the horror
        

        Friday Jun 20, 2008 2:30 pm Oil/Financials/Quadruple Witching

      • Platform comparison: Tories target industry, Bloc wants cap-and-trade
        
      • Competition Bureau to set guidelines on green claims
        
      • Stem cells offer new hope
        
      • Honoured former premiers compare political notes
        
      • Free trade seen as focus of McCain's visit
        
      • Hold the iPhone, gadget nuts
        
      • Half-measures won't solve nurse shortage
        

        Monday Jun 16, 2008 New Cure for blue-green algae

        TSX likely to hold current levels: Reuters poll
        

        Nationalistic capitalism and the food crisis, Cleo Paskal
        

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        New Democrats take aim in Quebec, tackle Arctic and Afghanistan at policy retreat
        OTTAWA -- Arctic sovereignty and a push to withdraw Canada's troops from their combat mission in Afghanistan are among the issues at the top of the agenda for the New Democrats as they kick off a caucus retreat in Montreal on the eve of three federal by-elections, says NDP leader Jack Layton.

        Mental Health
        Will fruit juice keep Alzheimer's at bay?

        TORONTO: U.S. BORDER INSPECTIONS DENOUNCED
        

        Doctors See Way to Cut Suffering in Executions Medical experts say the current method of lethal injection could easily be changed, but no state has moved to do so.[best to stop executions]

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        always blog.Foreign Policy : Brutal dictator, welcome WASHINGTON

        ts Green thumbs up for Mulroney
        

        IDENTITY THEFT/credit cards

        ts Flu pandemic `catastrophe' for Canada
        A bird flu pandemic could paralyze Canada's manufacturing sector for more than a year and cost the country hundreds of millions of dollars in medical costs, the Conference Board of Canada says.

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