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PQ scraps tuition hikes >B7

China National Offshore Oil Co. bid still needs federal government nod

The Canadian Auto Workers union reached a tentative agreement with General Motors, making Chrysler the final of the Detroit Big Three yet to sign a deal with the union.

A consultant's report says a fourth, and possibly a fifth, cruise ship berth at Ogden Point would be required to accommodate the growing industry.

Ontario's cash strapped Liberal government is moving to freeze wages for CEOs and senior executives at hospitals, universities and right across the broader public sector.

The senior vice-president of Exxon Mobil is bullish about the future of the oil and gas industry, but is still keeping his cards close to his chest about building a liquefied natural gas facility on the West Coast.

The Toronto stock market ended another losing session on Thursday as weaker commodities weighed heavy on the industrial and metals sectors. The S&P/TSX composite index dropped 26.91 points to 12,409.25 while the TSX Venture Exchange slid 8.

Soldier's surprise baby >B10

Even Sony concedes its latest TV is a tough sell.

Survey says most of us avoid taxes - and don't feel guilty about it