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Nanaimo brand deal secured

The Nanaimo Economic Development Corporation has awarded a branding and logo services contract to Nanaimo-based Impact Visual Communications valued at $24,700. The deal includes research, development of brand standards, logo, tag line and templates.

Lawyer moves

After more than 23 years downtown, lawyer Robert Klassen has relocated his family law practice to his home at 1508 Despard Ave., at the corner of St. Charles.
EU budget summit brings veto threats, chest-beating

EU budget summit brings veto threats, chest-beating

Little hope for quick solution to debt crisis
Gemfields buys Fabergé to create gem champion

Gemfields buys Fabergé to create gem champion

Easter egg-maker to boost use of coloured stones in jewelry

TSX buoyed by positive U.S. data

The Toronto stock market closed higher Wednesday as U.S. data showed the economy steadily recovering, which took some of the sting from another failure by euro-zone leaders to agree on a vital batch of bailout money for Greece.

$1-billion oil company created

Pinecrest Energy Inc. and Spartan Oil Corp. are joining forces to create a new billion-dollar company capable of snapping up big oil assets that both have long coveted, but neither had the heft to acquire on its own.

Best Buy tumbles on poor sales

Best Buy shares fell to their lowest level in a decade as the electronics retailer reported a weaker-than-expected quarterly profit and same-store sales fell for the ninth time in 10 quarters.
HP claims fraud at firm it bought for $9.7 billion

HP claims fraud at firm it bought for $9.7 billion

Hewlett-Packard Co. said on Tuesday that it's the victim of a multi-billion dollar fraud at the hands of a British company it bought last year that lied about its finances.

From 2012: Early opening for Mount Washington

Ski resort lifts running Nov. 30

Rural cell tower step closer

A proposal to put a 50-metre-high communications tower on a Central Saanich farm moved a step forward this week.