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  • Toronto factory sticks to its knitting – for 87 years

    Parkhurst Knitwear sells its hats, coats and sweaters around the world from its factory in Toronto, one of the last domestic knitting mills in ...

  • Canada PM’s aide exits over US$90000 gift scandal

    (23 mins ago) Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper's chief of staff stepped down yesterday over an expenses scandal that also forced the resignation of a conservative senator. Nigel Wright announced his resignation in a statement following revelations that he gave a US$90,000 gift to a senator to help repay improper housing expenses. The senator, Mike Duffy, resigned last week. Wright, ...

  • When employers duck responsibility for training Canada loses

    The uproar over the federal government's temporary foreign worker program exposed a disturbing workplace undercurrent.Too many employers would rather import workers than train their own.Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce economist Benjamin Tal says he often talks to chief executive officers about the skills dilemma. And what he hears are sentiments such as: "I'm not in the ...

  • Missing Toronto womans parents unfazed by Millard link

    Missing woman Laura Babcock, 23, disappeared in June 2012. Amid revelations that she was friends with a suspect now charged with the murder of another man, her parents remain hopeful their daughter is safe. ...

  • Blue Jays tab Dickey to start opener against Rays

    When the Rays and Blue Jays meet Monday at Rogers Centre, it will be a matchup of experience vs. youth. Thanks to their game being postponed Sunday against the Yankees, the Blue Jays will send their 38-year-old ace, R.A. Dickey, to the mound against 23-year-old Jake Odorizzi. The knuckleballer will be facing Tampa Bay for the second time in 12 days. "I faced Tampa two starts ago, so ...


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Wedding Crashers [DVD]

Wedding Crashers [DVD]

One could make a substantial argument that there are precisely two ways to have fun at a wedding: Either you go with someone you love or you pick someone up at the wedding. Thats it. Going to a wedding solo -- and, worse, leaving a wedding solo -- can be one of modern lif ... ...

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  • Matlow says council likely to reject casino at meeting

    City councillors will debate the casino issue at Toronto City Hall on Tuesday, despite Mayor Rob Ford's prior efforts to quash the meeting. "It's not the mayor who gets to decide whether or not a casino is going to happen, just like he couldn't say that Transit City was dead or really any city policy," Coun. Josh Matlow said during an interview with CBC News on ...

  • Blue Jays claim pitcher Thad Weber off waivers from Padres

    The Toronto Blue Jays claimed right-hander Thad Weber off waivers on Sunday from the San Diego Padres.Toronto optioned the 28-year-old to triple-A Buffalo and made room on the 40-man roster by transferring oft-injured right-hander Sergio Santos to the 60-day disabled list.Weber has made three relief appearances for the Padres this season, posting a 2.00 earned-run average over nine innings ...

  • Meet Ray Novak the PMs new chief of staff

    : "Ray is really good, and trusted. He's quiet and handles lots of tough issues. And yes, he stays out of the limelight." -- Jason Lietaer, former head of the Conservative Resource ...

  • K I L L B U L L E T I N -- Human Resources and Skills Development Canada

    Canada - Media Advisory'' transmitted on 14, May, 2013 was sent in error and should not be used. Please disregard the item. SOURCE: Human Resources and Skills Development Canada For further information: CNW Group, ...

  • Busy weekend for OPP at Wasaga Beach

    The good weather has flooded the Wasaga Beach area with people seeking good times this weekend, though police say they are seeing some people enjoy themselves a little too much. In just the first few hours of the holiday weekend, the OPP reported that 14 people ended up behind bars, mostly for alcohol-related offences. OPP Const. Mark Kinney said a number of people were drinking too much and ...

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