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Victoria house price slides ahead of national average

Greater Victoria's residential real estate prices are falling, according to a Royal LePage survey on Wenesday. All housing types saw decreases in the region, with detached bungalows falling the most by an average of 6.
Canadian flyers heading south

Canadian flyers heading south

Victorians find cheaper tickets in Washington

Police escort maple syrup convoy

In many places, gold shipments will get their own police escort. In others, nuclear materials might get that same security treatment. But what about Canada, eh? In this country, the protected material can be maple syrup.

U.S. will avoid cliff: Flaherty

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty is optimistic the U.S. will avoid the so-called fiscal cliff that many believe could trigger another recession in the world's largest economy.

Regulator slaps fines on Indian telemarketers

The CRTC has fined two companies based in India for breaking Canada's telemarketing rules. The federal regulator says Pecon Software Ltd. and Avaneesh Software Private Ltd.

Tourism group urges ottawa to boost funding

Canada has a golden opportunity to increase tourism spending and draw more visitors, but there are key problems holding the country back, according to the head of the Tourism Industry Association of Canada.

Hewlett-Packard braces for losses, stock takes dive

Coming off the biggest quarterly loss in Hewlett-Packard's history, CEO Meg Whitman braced investors for even more trouble ahead as she methodically tries to fix a wide range of longstanding problems.

U.S. service firms grow

U.S. service companies, which employ nearly 90 per cent of the work force, grew in September at the fastest pace since March. The growth was driven by sharp increases in current and future sales.

B.C. declines pipeline meeting: Enbridge

Door remains open, pipeline CEO insists

Sidney store changes name

The Victorian Bird House in Sidney marked its 15th birthday last weekend with a name change that owner Jennifer Hill says more accurately reflects the range of new merchandise. The store at 2428 Beacon Ave., is now Sea-Side Home and Garden Gift Shop.