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Factbox: Snapshot of Canadian media after BCE deal - Reuters

Globe and Mail
Factbox: Snapshot of Canadian media after BCE deal
Reuters
(Reuters) - BCE Inc, Canada's largest telecommunications, said on Friday it would pay C$1.3 billion ($1.26 billion) for full ownership of CTV, the country's biggest private broadcaster. It is the latest in a series of ownership changes in the Canada's ...
BCE-CTV deal remakes media landscapeGlobe and Mail
BCE Dusts Off Decade-Old Strategy With CTV AcquisitionWall Street Journal
Some facts about BCE's acquisition of CTVWinnipeg Free Press
CTV.ca -CanadianBusiness.com -Marketing Magazine
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Behind the Lululemon phenomenon - Toronto Star

RTT News
Behind the Lululemon phenomenon
Toronto Star
â€œLululemon works. The clothes are designed for each sport with unique features,â€ she told the Star on Friday. The Vancouver-based yoga wear maker, which in a decade has turned into a marketing phenomenon, cemented its position on Friday when it posted ...
Lululemon doubles profit, ups outlook, shares riseReuters
Lululemon stretches Q2 profitCBC.ca
Lululemon shares rise on strong earningsBusinessWeek
Forbes -MarketWatch -Wall Street Journal
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Canada Dollar Ends Modestly Lower After Ceding Earlier Gains - Wall Street Journal

Globe and Mail
Canada Dollar Ends Modestly Lower After Ceding Earlier Gains
Wall Street Journal
TORONTO (Dow Jones)--The Canadian dollar ended modestly lower Friday after hitting a three-week high on the back of August jobs data but then ceding its gains in response to a speech by Bank of Canada Governor Mark ...
Yedlin: Carney sees major challenges to global economic recoveryCalgary Herald
BoC 'careful' on rate hikes: CarneyCBC.ca
Carney downplays talk of new reserve currencyToronto Sun
CTV.ca -Reuters -Montreal Gazette
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Canada's Economy Created More Jobs Than Expected in August - Wall Street Journal

Ottawa Business Journal
Canada's Economy Created More Jobs Than Expected in August
Wall Street Journal
OTTAWAâ€”The Canadian economy created more jobs than expected in August following declines the previous month, with employers in the service sector hiring more full-time workers while shedding part-time jobs. The economy added 35800 net ...
Canada's unemployment rate rises to 8.1 per centCTV.ca
CANADA FX DEBT-C$ rallies after Canadian jobs dataReuters
Canada adds more jobs than forecast in AugustToronto Sun
Bloomberg -Calgary Herald -AFP
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TSX has winning day as price of gold, oil jumps - CTV.ca

Nanaimo Daily News
TSX has winning day as price of gold, oil jumps
CTV.ca
TORONTO â€” The Toronto stock market gained traction in the final minutes of trading, closing higher on the strength of the gold sector and a soaring oil price. The S&P/TSX composite index added 63.56 points to 12097.09. The gold sector was the biggest ...
TSX up after positive jobs numbersMontreal Gazette
The close: Dow, TSX drive higherGlobe and Mail (blog)
Canadian Stocks Advance as Jobs Growth Exceeds Forecast; Lululemon SurgesBloomberg
Reuters -Toronto Star -Vancouver Sun
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Sobeys earnings down - Montreal Gazette

CBC.ca
Sobeys earnings down
Montreal Gazette
MONTREAL - Empire Co., parent of supermarket giant Sobeys, said Friday that earnings in the first quarter ended July 31 were $81.6 million or $1.19 a share, down from $89.7 million or $1.31 a share a year earlier. But Empire, a strong competitor of ...
Empire profit slips, Sobey's same-store sales growReuters Canada
Empire reports best-ever quarterCBC.ca
Empire quarterly profit slipsGlobe and Mail
Wall Street Journal -RTT News -RTT News
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Elop's Exit Adds To Microsoft's Mounting Challenges - Wall Street Journal

The Guardian
Elop's Exit Adds To Microsoft's Mounting Challenges
Wall Street Journal
SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones)--The departure of a Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) executive who oversaw one of the company's biggest revenue drivers adds to the challenges facing Chief Executive Steve Ballmer, ...
Summary Box: Nokia turns to Microsoft exec for CEOThe Associated Press
Nokia soars, Deutsche Bank drops in weaker EuropeMarketWatch
Incoming Nokia CEO Stephen ElopBusinessWeek
Bloomberg -Reuters -Forbes (blog)
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Potash boom fueling job, GDP growth - CBC.ca

CBC.ca
Potash boom fueling job, GDP growth
CBC.ca
A booming potash industry is contributing to an expected 6.3 per cent GDP increase in 2010, the Royal Bank says. (CBC) A booming potash industry is propelling an expected 6.3 per cent economic growth in Saskatchewan for 2010 â€” the strongest in the ...
Manitoba's growth outlook downgradedWinnipeg Free Press
US economy weighs on Canadian growthToronto Sun
Recovery in energy sector fuels Alberta economic growth: RBC OutlookCalgary Herald
Gifts and Tablewares -News1130 -Montreal Gazette
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Port, longshoremen agree to terms - Montreal Gazette

CBC.ca
Port, longshoremen agree to terms
Montreal Gazette
Six weeks after a five-day stoppage disrupted shipping on the St.Lawrence system, 850 longshoremen at the Port of Montreal and the Maritime Employers Association have hammered out a new ...
Montreal longshoremen reach tentative dealCBC.ca
Deal sealed between Port of Montreal and longshoremenCANOE
Maritime Employers Association reaches agreement with unionized longshoremenWinnipeg Free Press
CJAD -Canada NewsWire (press release)
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Langley financial audit points to fractured school board - Vancouver Sun

Langley financial audit points to fractured school board
Vancouver Sun
School trustees say they will follow the auditor general's recommendations to repair the district's finances. By Matthew Claxton, Langley Advance September 10, 2010 Failures of planning, financial controls, and the board's own inability to work ...
'Trustees must find a way to work together'BCLocalNews
Langley has a new Secretary TreasurerBCLocalNews
Langley Teachers' Association feels vindicatedNews1130
News1130 -Langley AdvanceNews
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