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New chief executive for Molson Coors

Molson Coors Brewing Co. has appointed a new chief executive to head its Canadian operations while merging its U.K. business with the recently acquired StarBev. Stewart Glendinning, who currently heads the U.K.

B.C. rejects mine, concerns over fish

The B.C. government has rejected plans for a copper and gold mine in the province's northwest, saying the project could endanger salmon in the Skeena River. Pacific Booker Minerals Inc.

New Victoria business offers companies opportunity to outsource daycare

Kids & Company opens 100 spots at Uptown

U.S. Manufacturing gives TSX a boost

The Toronto stock market closed the session in positive territory on Monday, but well off earlier gains, as trader sentiment improved on good manufacturing numbers out of the U.S. The S&P/TSX composite index ended ahead 52.73 points to 12,370.
CEO oversaw Tylenol scandal

CEO oversaw Tylenol scandal

Former Johnson & Johnson CEO James E. Burke, who helped the company expand dramatically around the world and steered it through the Tylenol poisonings in the 1980s, has died. The company said Burke died late Friday at the age of 87.

Nokia, Oracle ink map service deal

Nokia says it will make its maps and location services available to customers of Oracle Corp. with a built-in link created by the U.S. software maker. Nokia Corp.

Cape Breton mill back in operation

After a year of legal wrangling and negotiations, the former NewPage paper mill in Cape Breton is back in operation. Marc Dube, restructuring manager for new owner Pacific West Commercial Corp.
Facebook mulls Russia research

Facebook mulls Russia research

A Russian official says Facebook head Mark Zuckerberg is being encouraged to expand its operation in Russia.

Yahoo CEO has baby boy

Yahoo is confirming that CEO Marissa Mayer gave birth to a baby boy on Sunday night. Yahoo spokeswoman Anne Espiritu said Monday that "both Marissa and baby are healthy and the family is very excited.

Honda recalls 30,000 Accords over faulty power-steering hose

Honda is recalling nearly 30,000 vehicles in Canada as part of a broader recall in North America to fix a faulty power-steering hose that can leak fluid and cause a fire. The recall affects 600,000 Accord midsize cars in the U.S.