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Newsweek stops print edition

Newsweek stops print edition

After 79 years, magazine goes digital only

Air Canada to use slower turboprop on Victoria-Calgary flights

Starting next spring, passengers flying between Victoria and Calgary with Air Canada will face a slightly longer flight, but at least they'll be jetting over the Rockies in more comfort, according to the air carrier.

Consumers are the winners, analysts say

Consumers are the winners in the federal broadcast regulator's decision to nix BCE Inc.'s controversial $3.4-billion takeover of specialty TV provider Astral Media, analysts said Thursday.
Google shares dive after premature earnings release

Google shares dive after premature earnings release

Google's quarterly results fell well short of Wall Street's expectations after its core advertising business slowed, stunning investors accustomed to consistently rapid growth from the Internet giant and wiping more than nine per cent off its market

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Luxembourg shines >B10

RIM workers get job support

Thou-sands of Canadians have been left jobless as BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion struggles to overcome a number of hurdles, but the City of Waterloo hopes a jobs centre it opened this week will help the unlucky ones.

Canadian economic growth uncertain

The federal government may need to downgrade its growth projections for the Canadian economy when it releases its mid-year budget update, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said Thursday.

Spool blamed in potash fire

Investigators believe they have confirmed the cause of a potash mine fire that forced 20 workers to hole up underground for the better part of a day. No one was hurt when the blaze erupted at Potash-Corp.'s mine near Rocanville last month.
Enbridge urges province: Come see for yourselves

Enbridge urges province: Come see for yourselves

Pipeline company wants direct talks, not through media
Bell's $3.4-billion Astral takeover rejected

Bell's $3.4-billion Astral takeover rejected

CRTC says deal not good for Canadians; cabinet asked to review