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Canadian passengers face wait to take advantage of wireless spectrum

Companies seek new ways to appeal to clients, market their products

Survey shows travellers not about to give up their vacation plans

Developing a collection plan in advance can be a lifesaver

Geothermal energy heats and cools

History shows fraud increases during economic downturns

Many companies having tough time filling available positions

Recent tradeshow reflected positive mood among telcos

Sector taking long-term view in wake of current economic downturn

Legacy costs seen as huge stumbling block for industry

Grain handler looks to benefit from lower greenhouse gas emissions

Landscapers expect a boost in projects, thanks to HRTC

Passing on costs last resort, says council chairman

Slashing advertising dollars can cut you out of market, author says

Smaller operations giving way to one-stop shopping stations

Outgoing president says new container terminal needed to handle goods

Industry could be at risk, says agriculture think-tank

Economist authors offer readers quirky look at world of obituaries

Hybrid cars and fuel cells to play greater role on sales floors

Make-or-break market calls for aggressive strategies

Pushing protectionist measures could trigger a trade war, Day says

Successful dealerships say they're sticking to their game plans

Despite consumer doubts, developers predict an industry rebound

Existing big-ticket projects will deliver bigger bang for buck: Scotiabank

Malaise continues despite Canada's budget and Obama's economic plan

Industry could be at risk, says agriculture think-tank

Stories hold a wealth of motivation

But CREA president doesn't see real estate values 'absolutely tumbling'

CREA taskforce attempts to help newcomers survive startup difficulties

Dampened U.S. resource demands are making bad situation worse

Travel market's indicators pointing down

Greater economic stimulus, not subsidies, sought to restore industry

Tourist industry sees benefits for Canada arriving on flights from EU

Critics say green sheen is off, advocates say it's needed more than ever

New book shows there is plenty of humour in 'them there aisles'

Author explains why watercooler chat runs rampant in the workplace

Booming economy draws newcomers, but commodity prices worrying

Corporate managers urged to show greater empathy to employee stress

Asian add-on to NEXUS would expand range of business opportunities

By Laura Severs Business Edg

Consumers trying e-tailing in numbers never seen before

Multiple lenders likely to carry lower risk

Political and economic upheaval 'going from bad to worse': analyst

Problems include aging workforce, low recruitment and high demand

Who's moving on in Alberta

Author chronicles fascinating trips to fame and fortune

Battered by critics, Alberta opts to roll back portions of original plan

Projects can deliver advantages environmentally, economically

Their willingness to take risks was one constant in author's research

Researchers look to refine existing technology to deliver reductions

Owners look to trim costs as many diners rethink expensive nights out

But critics say action fails to address fear of future shortfalls

Corporate managers urged to show greater empathy to employee stress

Author tells stories of women returning to careers after raising children

First Nations seeking share of provincial resource income

Group says oilsands production is leaving a trail of destruction

Project delays, increased home supply helping stabilize community

Readers can chew on history of the animal that helped shape the world

Researchers look to refine existing technology to deliver reductions

Owners look to trim costs as many diners rethink expensive nights out

CFIB, environmentalists differ in ways to achieve 'green' opportunities

Associations pony up funds to hire guards to patrol their streets

But business development groups says roadblocks stalling startup dreams

CFIB, environmentalists differ in ways to achieve 'green' opportunities

Most start-up firms stay off-reserve due to lack of infrastructure, support

Or, why people buy those thingamajigs

Past winner lauds entrepreneur awards for providing extra momentum

You'd better love data to tackle this book.

You have to love data to tackle this book

Asia, Africa and Latin America offer outlets for goods and services

All-female business incubators help aspiring leaders launch their plans

Merchants say big card companies are stacking deck with 'hidden' fees

Who's moving on in Manitoba and Saskatchewan

But finding right mix between roles in sport and business can be tricky

State-connected players will be seeking partners, says report

You owe it to yourself to think smart in business and in life

Bailouts ruled out as government touts new business model proposal

Calgary ad firm with government ties files for debt protection

'Old boys club' perceptions ill-founded, suggests Paish

Forestry sector looking at new ways to find markets for infected wood

Increasing race purses crucial to sport's future, operators say

Firms redesigning stores to improve customers’ shopping experience

Networking can help minorities break through glass ceiling

New Edmonton facility poised to help move products to market

Understanding persuasion quotient can be crucial in business world

North America's oldest energy industry finding reserves across province

Bargain hunter finds it's tough shopping for housing south of border

Business owners back to pitch ideas to tycoons on CBC program

Entrepreneurs finding alternative aid in wake of financial sector crisis

Golf course operators say real estate component keeps them viable

New VP running mate recently approved TransCanada pipeline plan

Beef industry awaits results from pair of Canadian projects

Industry says it will look to feds to fund security measure costs

MDA inks deal to supply UAV surveillance system for Afghanistan use

Starts fall and price growth rate declines in most Canadian regions

U.S. retailers rolling out incentives for Canadian shoppers

Author reveals how you can get inside a person's head

All-female crew toiling to excavate holes for Yukon transmission poles

TILMA conditions meeting some opposition

Big crowds flocking to a variety of summer events across the country

Gap still exists between directors' desires and actions

Many companies already using integrated pest-management strategies

Slowing economy, rising costs have foodservice industry on defensive

Sustainability to be on view in 2010, says industry spokesman

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Airports lower fees, find efficiencies

Companies looking for permanent employees at job fairs

Companies, executives can learn much from ancient military classic

Industry ponders strategies to deal with impact of rising fuel prices

Poor credit rating or lack of collateral no longer barriers to getting a loan

Residential property listings set another monthly record, CREA notes

Restaurateurs find increase hard to swallow

Rocky Mountaineer makes proposal to province

Business, labour groups differ on whether rates should be reduced

New plant will turn municipal solid waste into ethanol feedstock

Investors asked to choose firms with environmental and social values

Jazz Air chops 270 workers in wake of Air Canada layoffs, capacity cuts

Country better equipped to produce smaller, fuel-efficient cars

ROWE empowers employees by taking away the focus on the timeclock

CEO apologizes for losing money in 'incorrectly priced' transactions

Advocates expect acceleration in growth as viable alternative to oil By Romana King Business Edg

Alberta and B.C. set the pace for project growth

By Laura Severs Business Edg

Looking for a more balanced quality of life in the workplace: report

Cash registers ringing as pride events light up Canadian cities

Futurists and observers weigh in on an almost unthinkable future

High fuel prices, falloff in U.S. visitors are buffeting industry

Hope proposed legislation will get bands more involved in industry

Program could ease fears over pensions, economy, workforce

Cash registers ringing as pride events light up TO

Report warns of looming shortages across nation

Bank's move into Russia helps increase exposure

But video-conferencing technology offers carbon-friendly alternative

Changing demographics, staffing shortages among other challenges

Market grows as companies aim to improve efficiency

Reducing environmental impact interests energy industry

Revenue growth seen through rose-coloured glasses: survey

Small businesses are better off letting the pros worry about it

Targeted audience can listen when convenient

Voluntary reporting of information breaches is rare, says commissioner

B.C. group seeks approval for world’s first eco-certified shark fishery

Calgary students advise soldiers how to assist Afghans economically

Climate change may make things worse

Flaherty to meet provincial counterparts

Mentorship central component to program's success

Ontario forecasting robust year for minerals exploration

Pairie tour relies on wind to bring news of scholarships, careers in agriculture

Soaring energy prices add to industry's concern

Canadian consumers still largely unaffected by soaring food costs

Trade controls on grain are the first symptom of the problem

Housing boom’s long run near end

No learned behaviour is right forever, author says

Weakness starting to show in employment stats

Strong wireless, wireline business growth spark first-quarter profits

B.C. group seeks approval for world’s first eco-certified shark fishery

B.C. group seeks approval for world's first eco-certified shark fishery

The Russian Mafia is believed to be behind much of the crime wave, but Canada is not exempt

Increasing consumer frugality may put dent into recovery forecast

Producers face challenges in meat production and marketing of birds

Computer assaults on Estonia example of sophisticated attack

Cushion will be needed when commodity cycle turns

Calgary Water Centre an example of LEED-quality construction

Construction on games in 1988 created new corporate culture

Experts say slowing housing market is taking away seller's edge

Officials face battle as industry grows

The true costs are just starting to add up

B.C. and Ontario forestry activist groups are banding together to fight mill closures across the country

Canadian retail growth bucking downward trend south of the border

Companies realize benefits in higher morale, loyalty and recruiting

Economic turbulence will force firms to look at business practices

Low salmon prices 'ridiculous'

Producers face challenges in meat production and marketing of birds

Viterra rings up acquisitions, strong sales, net earnings

But Calgary now second to Vancouver as costliest city in country

Chronicles project will safeguard treasure trove of historical materials

Firms offering small-scale telephony systems come to rescue of SMEs

Hackers know all the tricks to gain access to travellers' computers

Hints to help business owners deal with their wwwwoes

Service providers urged to improve services to remote communities

B.C. non-profit group for disabled workers wants to spread eastward

Bank of Canada governor says financial institutions ' well positioned'

Competitors differ on effect of Wal-Mart

Despite industry's hit-and-miss nature, spending hits record levels

Federal Competition Bureau adds dentistry profession to review list

Public-private deals seen as threat in some sectors

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Record revenue gives gaming firm relief

Report says mortgage levels should drop in months ahead

The Canadian mining sector must look at solutions including consolidation, better use of technology and more creative recruitment strategies in order to keep pace with unprecedented world demand for its minerals and metals, says the CEO of a multinational mining and resources group

Unmanned vehicle companies eye applications beyond military

Travel operators fear expensive gas will drive away business this summer

But Transport Canada says 1,000-passenger minimums are necessary

Shift in trade balance may last awhile, says economist

Environment seen as key driver over next 50 years

Ford Motor Co. offering high-tech options and a feedback website

Treat it like tobacco, says social scientist

Industry group appoints new dangerous-goods specialist

PDAC convention looks at commodity prices, growing role of women

From Toronto to Vancouver, artists help transform struggling areas

If you think you have a brainstorm, how do you cash in?

Black History Month time to inspire future generations of entrepreneurs

Changing perceptions key for tourism operators

Companies see payoffs from environmental-awareness strategies

Edmonton's Ghermezian family inks deals with seven First Nations

Explosion in demand will impact local dialing this summer

Making their mark in the multibillion-dollar global fashion industry

Small business told to specialize to land Games-related deals

If you think you have a brainstorm, how do you cash in?

But Transport Canada says 1,000-passenger minimums are necessary

But Transport Canada says 1,000-passenger minimums are necessary

Canada's trade record with the rest of the world fell into negative territory for the first time in nine years at the end of 2007, signalling that a long run of muscular trade surpluses is over

Environment seen as key driver over next 50 years

Greenhouse gas emissions are the new tobacco and the B.C. government should look to the anti-smoking movement for tips on selling its historic carbon tax to the public, says a social scientist who recently briefed B.C. Environment Ministry bureaucrats about the road ahead for the new tax.

Industry group appoints new dangerous-goods specialist

PDAC convention looks at commodity prices, growing role of women

Greenhouse gas emissions are the new tobacco and the B.C. government should look to the anti-smoking movement for tips on selling its historic carbon tax to the public, says a social scientist who recently briefed B.C. Environment Ministry bureaucrats about the road ahead for the new tax

From Toronto to Vancouver, artists help transform struggling areas

Greenhouse gas emissions are the new tobacco and the B.C. government should look to the anti-smoking movement for tips on selling its historic carbon tax to the public, says a social scientist who recently briefed B.C. Environment Ministry bureaucrats about the road ahead for the new tax

900 workers out of a job as computer retailer folds up tent

But industry's current challenges posing barriers, conference told

Concerns driven by increasing number of high-profile takeovers

Financing deals overshadowed by U.S. sub-prime market crisis

Firms told they need up-to-date response plans to protect themselves

FirstService stock on roller-coaster ride

If you wouldn't put it up on your office wall, don't post it on Facebook

New Year chance to capitalize on new market possibilities

Alberta landowners oppose route through irrigated fields and farms

Concerns driven by increasing number of high-profile takeovers

Real source of economic productivity is all of us, professor says

Companies can monitor workers' online activities

Airlines in Canada pursuing business travel bucks

Banks' chief economists say it will be a close call for Canada's economy

Big phone companies foot bill for improved high-speed Internet

But Alberta premier still not clear on new environmental bill's specifics

Campbell says B.C. government can't solve the problem alone

Premier delivers 'stable royalties' message to disgruntled oilpatch

Avatars allow buyers another way to check out products

Analysis

Campbell says government can't solve the problem alone

Looking beyond the resource-base economy is crucial first step

Who's moving on in B.C.?

Avatars allow buyers another way to check out products

'Open skies' deal with EU seen as essential to parity with U.S.

Shareholders enjoyed fast ride with Timminco

Unrest may only have short-term impact: experts

Who's moving on in B.C.

Study finds gap between execs, workers widens

Brock Watch

Close to one-third of holiday gifts will make return trip

Corner stores less fortunate as major chains stake out turf

Cross-border, online shopping in U.S. sees big increases

Developer's decade-long project will open in March

Ranking should improve from moves by government

Shell's funding helps deliver tech advances

Shoplifting costs retailers more than $1B

Shoppers are 'naive' to how information is used: prof

Legislation will help counter bad reputation, says president

Politicians urged to take immediate action

But optimism runs counter to economic warnings

Vancouver program backs micro-business at street level

Wise energy use will spell lower costs in future, group predicts

Beating 'herd' to the punch his main aim

Daimler, Ford successful suitors in sale of division

Lack of industry regulations concerns earth energy industry

Ontario is emerging as potential energy market

Toronto show takes steps to be energy conscious

Creative, hard peddling delivers big results on small budgets

Adult product entrepreneurs try to be tasteful

Bookkeeping, HR chores part of every practice

Exchange rate forecasts are generally built on a model of economic fundamentals

Fear Itself, Heartland will kick off two-year provincial business case

Global market competition is key challenge

Stelmach seeks balance between industry, future

But sales set to grow despite labour shortage

CFIA receives failing grade on overall service

Companies urged to take stand against corruption

Export Analysis

Identity theft, paper addiction drive growing industry

Newmont Corp. acquires Miramar's Hope Bay project

Oilpatch keeps up assault on rate-hike report

Small business faces challenge from Wal-Mart 24-hour store

Small-plane crash claims Greg Brophy and brother

Some report highlights

Who's moving on in B.C.?

Creative, hard peddling delivers big results on small budgets

Who's moving on in Ontario?

Critics call for changes in firm's practices

Energy minister has no intention of resigning

Governor says high housing prices in West part of decision

Premier says he's committed to find balance

PrimeWest Energy Trust latest acquisition

Push to build upgraders will fuel investment

Return to par erases currency advantage

Sector seeks incentives to meet tougher standards

Shoppers plan to spend $353 on average

Tourist railways help fans travel back to future

Eco-friendly travellers can offset impact

Pilot-owners laud unique ownership plan

Surplus raises questions about effectiveness

Retirement and vacation home prices remain attractive

A brief roadmap on the Taxation Issues

Experts say it's never too early to prepare for next generation

Producers in recovery mode after scandal

Sector already facing many challenges

Chicago firm up to 1,600 consultants in four years

Reasons vary from necessity to satisfaction

But Lewis criticizes some corporations for disinterest

Decision ends Felderhof's seven-year court battle

From toilet to pitcher of beer, list is endless

Organic Growth

Owners emphasize quality espresso, careful presentation

Revised project shelves Prince Rupert plan

Street Life: Analysis

Union leaders warn of looming lengthy strikes

CRTC says fewer watch TV, listen to radio

But groups say more federal funding required

Industry struggles with low prices, bee mortality

Industry veteran not big mobile billboard fan

Power lineman came up with bright idea

Street Life

Unions say foreign workers need freedom of movement

CNE, Stampede help generate spinoff revenue

Corporate HQ features special 'Shamba' space for local events

Attacks on spruce may work against insects: experts

CNE, Stampede help generate spinoff revenue

Energy Roundup

Province plans to force big rigs to slow down

Regional brewers unfazed by industry's big players

Retailers expect rush for final book of series

Governments advised to tap immigrant pool

Harry Potter likely to deliver better sequel

Northlands offers more than Capital EX positions

Prince Rupert, oilsands deliver opportunities

Producers look for bigger voice in program

Scrolling display latest strategy on new truck billboards

Canada unlikely to feel impact immediately, says expert

Lower-priced imports, rising dollar are hitting fruit growers hard

More and more entrepreneurs making money in virtual world

But media firm's parent company focused on other deals

Here's what best companies offer to retain staff

Equipping NHL clubs just part of their strong market share

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Sask Power considers using sequestration

Standard could shrink market for oil industry

Students are still in strong demand for the current crop of summer jobs in Alberta

Air force, private sector dealing with aging workforce

Survey finds Alberta leads in pay jumps

Companies like Boston Pizza must weigh appeal of their pitchperson

Companies need to understand the culture of online existence

E-Spirit program gives youth taste of building small-business plan

Institutes devote more resources for commercial applications

Gaming technology helping Alberta town live long and prosper

New project will help newcomers through system

Recruitment up 40 per cent despite Afghanistan conflict

Stores turn to technology to improve customer satisfaction

Toronto Tech Week helps spread the word

U of A president touts benefits of collaboration

Who's moving on in Alberta

Who's moving on in B.C.

'Intellectual' jobs future of auto sector

Gildan expands North American plant closures in move south

Great surge in memoir writing as population ages

Lethbridge student gets nod in business plan competition

'Offsets' will give Canadian contractors active role in upgrades

Targets assailed by industry and environmentalists

Who's moving on in Alberta

Who's moving on in B.C.

Companies like Boston Pizza must weigh appeal of their pitchperson

Who's moving on in Ontario

A bylaw passed near the end of last year's growing season may soon hit lawn-loving residents in the Town of Cochrane where it hurts most - their wallets

Built Green draws varying response from builders

But labour shortages are slowing growth

Global investment helping drive hot market: forum

Natural touch saves heating, cooling costs

Professionals work to satisfy all stakeholders

Homeless initiatives part of program

Supercharged economy roars past infrastructure needs

Construction intentions down except in Manitoba

Look out, urban sprawl - farmers are fighting back by setting up operations inside city boundaries

Prices likely to double in next 20 years: CIBC

Who’s moving on in Ontario

But international investors hunting for best bargains

Program hopes to attract more Aboriginal involvement

Canada must balance human-rights concerns with business interests

Being nimble key to future prosperity, association says

If April is any indicator, Alberta's forestry industry should expect a mild wildfire season

MLS officials hope game catches on here

Provinces seek measures to keep industry buoyant

Saskatchewan enjoying strong fertilizer demand

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Who’s moving on in BC

Ex-Retail Council VP says unions are key partners

More and more entrepreneurs making money in virtual world

Tomato capital lands 'big-city' corporations

But portability has telcos chasing new opportunities

Programs divert devices from landfills and support food banks

Shareholders enjoy ride with 01 Communique

Wireless carriers see huge jump in digital notes as cellphone use increases

Relaxing foreign ownership rules could help telecoms thrive

Scrap rubber being transformed into truckbed liners, animal beds

Brock Watch

Companies need to understand the culture of online existence

Alberta companies casting net into the manufacturing sector

Biofuel producers lauding Ottawa's decision to double funding for early-stage financing on production facilities

Major retail conference being held in Alberta

Federal agency offers offenders a way to repent

New mega mall on the outskirts of Calgary means more choice for shoppers

A three-year-old technology show is living up to its name as it moves to the Vancouver Exhibition and Convention Centre

Farmers told buyouts are not politically feasible

Employees must trust managers

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Asia's demand for biofuels behind upward trend

Heavy vehicles to pave the way to safer highways in Alberta

Infrastructure receives high marks in report

Major Canadian economic think tank calling for changes to airport industry

Porter Airlines looks to strengths in business model, management

Companies forced to play catch-up in wake of deal

Stout heart needed by entrepreneurs

U.S. sales ultimately drive autobelt job levels

Who's moving on in Alberta?

More than 600 expected to work Okanagan orchards

Oil and gas industry questions flaring reduction plan

Tomato capital lands 'big-city' corporations

Aluminum producer Novelis latest acquisition

Producers seek environmentally sound solutions

Too many don't showcase talent, workshop told

Uneven weather spells profit for some resorts

Ontario firms deliver 'wow' factor thanks to technology

Accessibility now major part of company's offerings

Who's moving on in the Prairies

'Net neutrality' debate louder south of border

But groups also want to ensure accountability

Growing talent pool drives Canadian expansion

Investment spending moderating as inflation on the rise

Profits from Vancouver shop to aid life work of Buddhists

Provincial government pitches jobs back home

High commodity prices powering national boom

Staff shortages hit companies providing service

Wants kids to understand how to spend, save

Who's moving on in BC?

Business could get caught in crossfire: lawyer

Changing buying habits can help, experts say

Companies use food as form of teambuilding

Edmonton will also benefit from influx of foreign travellers

Forestry industry keeps tabs on U.S. housing slowdown

Major cities still competitive, say officials

Plan to reinvest some profits into expanding branch networks

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But opponents don't want parcel of TFN land put to industrial use

China's market growth prompts industry rethink

Liberal leader facing questions on overall policy

Street Life: Analysis

Target your market with a clear, compelling message

Global slowdown will make growth tougher to achieve

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Education part of package offered in experiential travel market

Who's moving on in the Prairies?

Participants see system boosting local IT economy

Accounting firm extends its pilot program

New premier's ministerial reputation a strong point

Climate change unknown factor, professor says

Merchants eye new technologies to improve sales

Overpayment swindle latest criminal enterprise

Plant replacing petroleum-based products for varied industrial uses

Private business development agency banking on Alberta to provide new partnership opportunities

Top stock-picker up 26.2 per cent with Edge Pro's 3 Stars

Education part of package offered in experiential travel market

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Consumers take advantage of increased competition

Consumers will dig deeper into their pockets, analysts predict

Electronics, pre-recorded DVDs and jewelry are what you'll likely find if you go searching through Santa's sack of gifts

Order backlogs and labour woe have retailers seeing red

Prospective employees have lucrative options

Retail and racing entertainment centre to be built

Retailers responding to consumers

Weakening U.S. buck just part of normal cyclical pattern

Modern urban design offers cleaner splash

Consumers lack sense of urgency

Who's moving on in Ontario?

Big-box rivals can't match personalized service

But not all see it through rose-coloured lenses

CEO looks at capital renewal as Job No. 1

Internal trade barriers costly to economy

Other junior explorers look to cash in

Small-business advertising taps human psychology

Suncor opens wallet for capital projects

Labour-strapped Alberta and British Columbia should notice changes quickly under a federal government program to ease regulations on foreign workers who are coming to Canada, Immigration Minister Monte Solberg says

Major demographic shift sparked company's rise

Politicians flock to Chinatown eatery to deliver their message

Who's moving on in BC?

Group expects increase in R&D, investment

Alberta ponders building plant for oilsands

But federal trade minister says lack of transparency is sensitive issue

But slow-moving policy seen as drag on progress

Fraser Institute says regulations hamper progress

System keeps mercury away from landfills

Technique helps reduce impact, preserve topsoil

Tests show CO2 can be tracked after being pumped into reservoirs

Who's moving on in Alberta?

Lake Huron project clearing regulatory hurdles

Phone up the service station at the corner of Queen and Pape in Torontos east end to ask about biofuels and youll be referred to Biodiesel Mohammed

Who's moving on in Ontario?

Manitoba Hydro testing benefits of plug-in technology

Sinclair field attracting more industry notice

Canada calls for a stronger international response

Canadian spinach muscling in on produce shelves across the country

Chiefs pushing for greater development

Rooflifters finds way to increase space

Sector has 15-year window for recovery, association says

Big-box rivals can't match personalized service

Supreme Court evens playing field for small business

Hospitals turn to staffing agency for ER doctors

High ranking on search engines can pay big dividends

Alberta's small-business owners are increasingly finding themselves in the driver's seat in a hot economy

Attitudes shift toward immigrant workers

Big-box rivals can't match personalized service

Canadian firms will fuel surge in exports: report

ConocoPhillips, EnCana deal looks to future

High ranking on search engines can pay big dividends

NAFTA should have been 'launching pad'

New broadband technologies will create more opportunities

Niche player added to HP brand

Supreme Court evens playing field for small business

Why is advertising so tricky?

Labour shortage spreads from province to province

Environmental approach gives company edge on competition

Ambassador predicts Canada and the U.S. will resolve differences

Barriers must be axed, says Bank of Canada

Calgary's new home construction business won't slow down with booming business

Classes give stand-up hopefuls chance to test their punchlines

Industry unveils new strategy: AFL says to 'pay more'

Prince Rupert port touts role in N.W. region

Who's moving on in Alberta

Voluntary plan unveiled to reduce injuries, fatalities

Area's economy has long history of reinventing itself

Who's moving on in Ontario

Analysis

Who's moving on in the Prairies

Airdrie firm makes inroads into international marketplace

Ban on liquids almost laughable in terror age

Flight demand on the rise as region booms

International students flock to flight schools

Plans for Alberta's air cargo industry are about to take off in this province

Restrictive rules stifling growth, group warns

Stronger market presence needed, operators say

Who's moving on in Alberta

Port operator looks to add hotel to holdings

Who's moving on in BC

Operator sees facility as alternative to GTA's Pearson

Who's moving on in Ontario

India's aviation industry is soaring - and is taking Manitoba companies along for the ride

Who's moving on in the Prairies

Business owners know they need professional help when feeling overwhelmed

Communities look to software pact for economic boost

Shopping surge expected to last throughout fall

Water fountain firm making big splash in Dubai

Who's moving on in Alberta

Join advocates seeking to keep facility open

Who's moving on in BC

Variety of revenue streams key to survival

Dessert connoisseurs flock to niche stores

A crisis is like a powerful fertilizer

Canadian pipeline integrity seen as top in oilpatch

Commercializing knowledge still biggest challenge

A crisis is like a powerful fertilizer

Variety of revenue streams key to survival

Who's moving on in Alberta

First Nations key partners in some projects

Even cows are chipping in to help as fuel and electricity prices rise

Offshore gaming hitting equine industry hard

Plasco, an Ottawa-based company, is set to begin a pilot project that will test technology that could solve the solid-waste issues many cities are having, and make a tidy profit for the company at the same time

Who's moving on in Ontario

Kids can be victimized by labour market

Business and consumers can expect more intense heat waves as Canada's climate continues to change

Employment session carried an R rating - as in restricted labour force available

Hard work, ingenuity needed to grow sector

Industry urges Canada to take lead in finding solution

Chinese food markets popular destination

Establishing a corporate identity is just the beginning

City displays incredible spirit, observer says

CLC officials say Canada bucking the global trend

Establishing a corporate identity is just the beginning

Fontaine's role in partnerships helps re-election

Modules to be delivered for Shell expansion

Owner focuses on maintaining product quality

Employment crucial, but so is environment

Analysis: Companies prepared to face global challenge: survey

Like it or not, the federal government has no intention of renegotiating the controversial softwood lumber agreement with the U.S., Industry Minister Maxime Bernier says

Who's moving on in BC

Growth industry taps into busy lifestyle needs

Building satellite campuses helps revitalize their downtown cores

Some hope sales will rebound; others unconvinced

Revenue Canada won't tolerate forward-dating

Chile has been a strong proponent of liberalized trade and has signed many bilateral trade agreements over the years, including one with Canada in 1996 and one with the U.S. in 2003

Funding boost helps spur coordination

Growth industry taps into busy lifestyle needs

Retailers say being responsive to customers ensures growth

Proposed site called too close to school

Molson still main sponsor of road race

'There's no question there is a crunch happening.'

Founder seeks 'win-win' in time of transition

Applicants set sights on new station licences

Companies use public domain to hunt for nuggets of information

Graduate student program gives industry a look at discipline's uses

Industry already facing challenges in finding drivers

It pays to be the good guy

MDs see advantages of quick access to patient records

School cites Harvard, MIT as inspirations

Technology firms display latest software advances

Company plans for 500 tonnes of moly per day

Clever, deceptively simple ads will bring desired goal

Innovative CEO steers company through industry's pitfalls

Fashionistas enjoy lavish pampering while shopping

Publications on website are now free

Solution sought to growing labour needs

It pays to be the good guy

Bank economist calls surge a potential danger

Research, tech parks help foster better collaboration

it pays to be the good guy

CRTC planning public hearings before registry starts in 2007

Affordability will likely worsen

Drilling activity indicates spike will be a blip

FinancialOpinion: Loonie enjoys renaissance against greenback

Neo-Paws gives entrepreneur foothold in dog shoe revolution

Saskatchewan farmland only increasing slightly

Survey reveals freight customers worried about service

Groups examine ways to ease labour shortage

But corporate support needed to boost system

Bike retailers say imports are already heavily taxed

Health concerns helping wean more Canadians from coffee

Branding Business: Companies need to customize media placement

Who's moving on in the Praries

Rush to seal deal can lead buyers to cut corners

New $186-million Lake Erie project brings total to 44

Personal liability growth affecting balance sheets

Small producers offered premium to spur growth

Who's moving on in Ontario

Companies should assess optics before sealing deal

Young worker shortage cited for productivity lag

Canada's job forecasting ability criticized

Lowe's follows Home Depot; plans 6 to 10 Toronto store

Rush to seal deal can lead buyers to cut corners

Venezuelan plays help firm's stock soar

2010 Olympics helping drive market interest

Extreme transportation costs pose big challenge with tapping large Chinese market

Strategy part of city's planned green-building initiative

Innovation key for survival in turbulent market

Bombardier VP dispenses hard-earned lessons on China

Entrepreneurial spirit booming in rural Saskatchewan

Finning Canada busy expanding workforce

'Gloomy' future predicted for lumber industry

Bill C-55 puts employee rights before creditors

Young worker shortage cited for productivity lag

Companies should assess optics before sealing deal

Animal defenders say eco-tourism a better choice

Mixed reaction to plan for market deregulation

But corporate support needed to boost system

Average farm revenue up, says StatsCan

Enerplus says move 'tribute to our founder'

Experts say trend under way as firms make strategic moves

Geopolitical turbulence big part of problem

Planned service being watched with interest by other cities

Province offers Russia, Ukraine agricultural expertise

Scientists, execs, politicians on board

Small businesses will play an active role in the expansion of the Vancouver Convention and Exhibition Centre, says the project's co-ordinator.

Wireless mesh provides access to community

Technology giving residents wireless access

Council urges more companies to get involved

Tech company and card maker win awards

Unions critical of security companies' involvement

Guidance, mentors key to improving career hopes

Liquor stores first for chain's Alberta holdings

Nuclear industry powering up for future

Street Life: Analysis

Productions go head to head with Hollywood

BC Forest Safety Council appoints Roger Harris

Consistent message crucial to successful marketing

Airplane seeding a last resort for flood-prone land

CBM industry players stress they will act responsibly

Companies advised to do homework to access opportunities

'Cut-throat' U.S. market often underestimated, experts say

Sleeman Breweries cites price competition for results

Ad industry is battling 'wearout effect'

Wireless-device boom changing way we use 'Net

Banks, law firms see opportunity to assist groups with regulations

Expanding array of resources allows strategic direct targeting

Local dealer faces provincial roadblocks with licensing rules

Mail-order service helps video store ride out storm

Province tickled 'pink' as demand for fertilizer grows

Booming economy also having impact

But new minister will need time to study file

Environment, access to land among concerns

Transport sector considered most likely terror target

Used asphalt key ingredient in resurfacing

HarbourLynx finds itself in bankruptcy proceedings

Harper's decision to keep facility hailed by critics of pending sale

Busy border crossings in need of upgrades

Technical advances means operators can offset weather

City police use wireless notebooks to keep tabs on overloaded trucks

Non-traditional groups may boost ranks

Opts for more time to consider air control input

Cattle proteins being tested as biodegradable foaming agents

B.C., Alberta are helping the West grow into economic centre of gravity

Business looks to global market for staffing help

Cattle proteins being tested as biodegradable foaming agents

Excitement to see project unfold keeps visionaries focused

New projects in pre-production planning stages

But workers don't always share in profits

Critics decry 'pavement tax' as regressive

P3 projects are helping governments meet financing needs

Phancorp boss breaks barriers in chemical industry

But other insiders more positive about industry's health

Hopefuls help keep Saskatoon scene lively

Stability, salary level affect job quality

Climate-change issues not seen as priority: analysts

Edmonton's initial success piques interest in Calgary

Tourism icons will remain

CRTC planning public hearings before registry starts in 2007

Industry prefers independent, rather than small

Some question effectiveness of buying credits

Safety Seven leaves footprint on market with 'eureka' moment

Saskatchewan government raises sales cap for investors

Expedite flow of foreign workers, consultants say

Salary cap helps level league's playing field

Who's moving on in Alberta

Companies say market has room for alternatives

Labour shortage poses challenge to sector

Who's moving on in Ontario

But critics say Saskatchewan's tax climate 'quite fair'

Saskatchewan sets up grant program to provide funding

Experts say few CEOs can make the transition

Keeping the province on track

MTE Logistix undergoes major expansion

Training centres target rookie resource workers

Auto wreckers provide material for accessories

Veggie and food scraps heading for blue bins

Predict world growth to falter in near future

Humour, healthy recipes drive expanding business plan

Competition in entertainment industry 'brutal'

Program first of kind offered in Canada

Clients also receive life skills lessons at Drop-In Centre program

Many seniors work part-time to raise income

North-south stretch has rosy future: report

Offshore visitors eyed to counter drop in U.S. travel

Proud to give back to his alma mater

Agri-food business a healthy sector

But independent producers seek closer scrutiny

Driven by youth market, evolving phone technology

Edmonton first customer for new fertilizer

Many seniors work part-time to raise income

Shareholder-rights plan on agenda

Strip mall development approval process taking longer

Consumers face heavy price for lax security

Dissatisfaction with service tip of iceberg

Internet search engine told to change ways

But industry still accounts for one in 16 jobs

Hefty growth attracts grads to Saskatchewan

Marijuana's tame cousin has myriad uses

New technology, biomass use cut energy need

Organization gives province's businesses edge on competition

Welcome development for overlooked zone

New methods move merchandise

Staff get to know lifestyles of buyers

Large companies unlikely to apply

Mixed-use developments drive core's thriving shopping facilities

Compensation for CEOs tied to performance

Trendy fashion champ creates consumer culture

Businesses find purpose in cause-related marketing

Compensation for CEOs tied to performance

Édifice Fontaine spearheads area renaissance

Export sector's recovery big factor in surge

Manufacturers' earth energy systems popular

Saskatoon's bohemian district has thing for independents

Forensic labs do more than collar killers

Asian countries very interested

Large companies unlikely to apply

Company passionate about sports

Most organizations not ready until after event

Oil flowing from White Rose offshore field

Tenants await news on proposed development

Free-range farming is on the move across the west

Material vital for construction in concrete

Asian access concerns CPR, port authority

Selected as Vancouver Olympics' supplier

U.S. Homeland Security quick to sign on

Environmental project produced additional social benefit

Maintenance poses ongoing challenges

Provinces take first step to send electricity east

Rule-abiding haulers undercut on pricing

Study reports R&D training underfunded

But architects say some issues not addressed

Group helps startup firms find resources to succeed

Financial worry, love of careers keep more older people at work

Bounty at risk as weather fails to co-operate

Lawsuit states losses could reach $100M

Material vital for construction in concrete

But interest earned on savings declines

Economic forces rank second in survey of execs

Environmental project produced additional social benefit

Politics driving decisions in softwood fight

Forum targets China's fastest growing markets

Manage number of drivers, strike panel tells feds

Annual events spur spending and lure tourists

Fast cash comes at steep price, says consumer advocate

Filmmakers' titles rented to foreign festivals

Forensic labs do more than collar killers

Qualms delay above-ground, private rail link

Financial worry, love of careers keep more older people at work

Free-range farming is on the move across the west

Hostile takeover may attract competitors

Trucking industry welcomes opportunity to air views

Study's author says better time management key to success

But conservation group claims study is flawed

Computer firm also creates new Ottawa jobs

Technology transfer a challenge

Cite strong management team as positive

Communications team lauded by chamber

Economist tells board of trade says taxes need to go to long-term investments

Gaming talents earn B.C. duo top award

Government pledges to keep B.C. competitive

Coal-fired plants among cleanest

Company planning must be thorough and long-term

Crown Royal asked to include Gimli, Amherstburg on labels

Port Colborne yard boss seeks stronger global safety controls

Advantages squandered, says CEO

Bell snaps up rival Telus Mobility's CEO

Companies were quick to respond to untapped market

La Ronge, area residents split on provincial ruling

MTS TV, Shaw helping make city country's most competitive

Sparks fly after decision on project process

Coalition looks to maximize economic potential

Alberta, B.C. cities dominate BMO rankings in latest report

Couple started small business from scratch - and it's growing

UTI aims to boost company creation, says CEO

Great War vet challenged the Rockies - and survived

Increasing numbers of people are figuring out how to use eBay efficiently

Kanga may have been a victim of rapid growth

Lawyer for embattled Russian company says risks are real

Living standard threatened, says TD report

Most clients unsure of first online steps

Province eyes immigration as trades source

Retail Week shines light on success stories

The Canada Revenue Agency disputes that a third party is much help navigating the rules

Business people find pooling resources delivers market power

Business services expected to be largest industry contingent there

California ski hill control passed to Starwood

Energy sector big factor in gains

Living standard threatened, says TD report

Small-business confidence is up

Tight schedules blamed for escalating risk

Women taking advantage of full range of services

CB Richard Ellis says not enough towers going up

Entrepreneurs credit help from community, not just government

Saskatchewan growers handle nature's whims

Side businesses help ease shrinking farm incomes

Solid economy, low interest rates power growth

Weyerhaeuser facing squeeze on paper prices

Agency hopes streamlining will cut time, save money

Entrepreneur found business niche when mother left family home

Involvement more than 'pester power'

With downpour, prevention still is best medicine

But we still lag behind the United States

Adult learning concept delivers applicable workplace skillsets

But we still lag behind the United States

Consul expands hours to allow improved access

Double taxation agreement gives Caribbean nation investment edge

Strengthen NAFTA rulings, says president

But world's 1.6 billion female farmers own only fraction of land

Conference aims to create excitement

It's a different crowd of spectators than the Brier or the Grey Cup

Manitoba Hydro and City of Winnipeg are part of pilot

Northwest Saskatchewan, northeast Alberta to benefit

Population growing faster than housing stock

Vehicle standards strictest in world

But predicts prices will rise beyond 2007

Governor also warns of spiking inflation

Stats Can report shows car sales particularly high

Adult learning concept delivers applicable workplace skillsets

Adult learning concept delivers applicable workplace skillsets

Adult learning concept delivers applicable workplace skillsets

22,000 artisans' sales pegged at $727 million

Coalition looks to maximize economic potential

Independents will feel sting of retirements

Oakville company also expanding service offerings

Up to 40 per cent near retirement

Virtual companies simulate real environment for training

Insiders say Asia-Pacific plan helping develop closer links

Second annual session draws 170 buyers

Waiting for cold not viable option as losses mount

Industry wants to see action from Ottawa

Union says move just the tip of iceberg

Poultry, fish shortages may spur pork demand

Healthier employees deliver return on investment

Looks to ramp up exports, cut reliance on U.S.

College launches four-phase building project

Canadian firms hit global market with software

Planet Space sets sights on commercial applications

Firm's demise leaves critics, proponents on familiar ground

Local businesses find networking with travellers key to future sales

Steady increase in visitors from other countries offsets U.S. drop

Firm's demise leaves critics, proponents on familiar ground

Private airstrips, heavy air traffic among boomtown's challenges

Survey asks frequent flyers to voice demand

Spar Aerospace in limbo pending government action

R&D remains key driver if sector is to remain strong

New status will allow travellers easier access to Canada

U.S. ambassador says WTO's ruling overrides NAFTA

Steady increase in visitors from other countries offsets U.S. drop

Ten Thousand Villages delivers hope to Third World artisans

Central Canada corridor key for carrier

Winemaking, 'new settlers' help drive Garden of Canada

U.S. visitors expected to decline as overseas travellers increase

Higher gas prices help cause gloomy outlook

Steady increase in visitors from other countries offsets U.S. drop

Potential uses vary, but the technology has come a long way

Fuel sales jump since province's tax reduction

Murmansk sea route touted by proponents

City's economy firing on all cylinders: report

'New mindset needed' for whole company

Battered sector looks to local processing

Sector looks to fill employee void

Safety Boss, Hazco helping clean up lake

Corporate moves in B.C

Battered industry looks closer to home for slaughter capacity

Landlords in control as available space attracts many offers

Federal profiteering not in country's best interests

Business sees big revenue upside as NHL season nears

Analyst says legislation has led to shorter disputes

Warmer water cited as growing problem for declining sockeye

Investors remain skittish about alternatives

Healthier employees deliver return on investment

Rising oil costs make natural product viable alternative

'New clothing does something for people's dignity'

New facility will create 100 jobs in Barrie in 2006

Domestic slaughter capacity up 24 per cent

First DeBeers facility planned for Ontario

Ottawa firm's product helps build financial accountability

Craft-beer sector targets quality rather than price

Leadership and laggards seen as key factors

Bottom line is catering to parents' needs

But Telus says rival company is jumping gun with claims

Proactive programs aim to give street people more options

Business prosperity is hitting potholes, advocates say

Athabasca expansion driving move

Study's author says better time management key to success

Task force aims to prevent future disputes

Distributed work brings office to telecommuters

Ontario's safety promotion program has positive effect

Balancing needs of animals and visitors requires strategy

Focus shifting to rebuilding ties, efficiency

Versatility, skill bring global reputation

Ethno-marketers turn exotic into mainstream norm

Acclaim Energy confident that new procedures will prevent similar incidents

Skilled labour shortages affect several sectors

More viewer choice means competition strong for ad dollars

Online orders boost service at bookstores

Every item screened to ensure it is accurate and respectful

System's overall health remains in good shape

Labour groups urge boycott; NDP asks feds for arbitration

Ensuring deal doesn't fall apart is a key concern

Onboard education offers chance for instant feedback

All business students are forced to take a major directed studies project

Main Street plan looks to improve business climate

Make program fit the child, teacher says

Backers say applied degrees have their place

Who's moving on in Ontario

Language schools largely eclipsed by other institutions

Many educators fear corporations will have too much influence

University students gain experience, companies save on consulting costs

Who's Moving On in Alberta

Much work remains to develop other technologies, says Nortel official

Athabasca Chipewyan to launch tire-shredding facility

Province encouraged to raise funds

Recreation sector hit hard, but farmers glad for moisture

Industry sees forecasts as tool to track labour requirements

Two of nine new gates will host new Airbus

Businesses pay high price in wake of ferry accident

Firms filling gaps left by public sector

MaRS Centre eyed for Mississauga branch

But company says Canadian finances not isolated

New book result of starting own small business

Four events believed to pack $48M punch

Rural economy has felt sting of lost revenue

Advocates, 'Net sites tapping into 'forgotten frontier' talent

Board-game firm delivers popular product

Money outside comfort zone

But carbon output remains a problem, says enviro group

Selling non-core assets is first step: ex-VP

Ontario foothold sells U.S. firm on Canadian sites

Hangar caters to resource sector's needs

Canadians hope for progress in negotiations

Homeowners seek ways to minimize risk

Company sees speed as best advantage

Developers slow to tap into sector

Vancouver says no; a First Nation opens doors

Rising Burnaby land prices are perfect incentive

Developers search for perfect handle to reflect project

Helps landlords keep tenants satisfied

Drivers seeking more cash to offset fuel costs

High oil prices give bio-based materials huge potential market

Gingerbread cookies big hit for company

Biofilter delivers innovative, natural air-purification system

Who's Moving On in Alberta

Injury motivated Calgarian's innovative spirit

Medicare decision might mean bigger private sector role

Vancouver based company won't do business with just anyone

Program looking to expand its educational events

Surgeons' anatomical knowledge augmented, so process is faster

NIMBY attitude, complex funding slow process

Social Singles keeps entrepreneur busy making matches

While Ontario's production falls, imports rise

Smart meters will connect to Internet

Co-curricular program helps to develop skills

Popular casino serves as gateway

Status quo 'not an option in world of chaos'

Eight-year deal runs through 2012 Olympics

Lack of business skills a threat, says survey

Alberta firm honoured by IABC

Vast bitumen reserves will keep us on the move, but at a steep cost

Pair discovers resource older than believed

Government makes no commitment on rebate incentive program

Tradeshow hits new high with exhibitors

Some countries 'can't afford not to go nuclear'

While some experts predict $40 oil, future still cloudy

Challenges remain for sector players in 2005

Companies need trust to prosper, says advocate

$241-million project serves needs of ratepayers, says official

B.C. firm building fueling stations on Hydrogen Highway

Ottawa, Toronto, Region of Waterloo look at new projects

Benefits likely to dominate contract talks

Ottawa company profits from potential for cost recovery

Ontario reserves rated at tenth of world total

Private investors set to spend $600M on clean alternative

Regulators agree system needs streamlining

Stratus claims unique award for its efforts

Company says it's 'studying' what is needed

Proponents say incentives would boost growth

SAIT fieldbus lab offers training advantage

Session offers special guidance

Hard bargaining earns respect of energy firm

Company also targets cleanup of groundwater

TradeAid has contacts to deliver opportunities in former Soviet republic

Summerview project applies new technology

WestJet service to Comox gives prairie duffers quick access

Conference told co-operation key to better service

Earnings growth slowing down, not stopping

Concerns remain over design of some routes

But naturists must still struggle against misperceptions

Three of eight senior managers have now left

Capital gets green light for expansion, but business reaction mixed

E-Spirit competition serves up workforce savvy

Compensation battle rages over RAV disruption

Aboriginal workforce key to sector's future

Province, Haida agree on deal to end blockade

Federal gridlock stalls hoped-for initiatives

Weather woes leave management team looking to next year

Ottawa commits funding to lure Toyota plant

Conservatives face Ontario challenge

Manufacturers believe boom in kayak sales over

Internet-based competition helps meet need

Downsized staff sell skills back to former employer

Toronto bylaw declares war on defacements

Banff entrepreneur struggled with bottle and debt

Consortium works to reduce emissions

Claims wrongful dismissal by commission

E-Spirit competition serves up workforce savvy

But success in sports arena no guarantee in other fields

IT program designed to fit the aboriginal way of life

Northern League franchises open on two fronts

Innovation brings game excitement to the home

Firm's president likes chance to be proactive

Product popular defence item

Faster Net access sidelines glitches

Adventure-seeker turns hobby into business

Handbook a success for BC firm

Think outside the box, says Annette Verschuren

Growing sports leagues need bigger office teams

Lack of parking contributing to club's shrinking attendance

Sugar's finds sweet market opportunity

Event appearances can generate brand recognition, revenue

Business is smooth for maker of rocks

League reacts to parents' complaints

Overhauled catamaran will begin begin crossing Lake Ontario in June

Attracting teens is next up on scorecard

Minister says privacy rights must be respected

Retail giant to move into Drumheller early next year

Product popular defence item

QuikAir ponders helicopters for dual city service

South Edmonton Common bolstering its offerings

Programs can be delivered at listener's wish

Former cop puts expertise at work with consulting firm

Toronto trip showcases city's charms

Auditor general plans extensive investigation

Pilot project aims to level playing field

Rocky Mountaineer terminal opens its doors in Vancouver

Who's Moving On in British Columbia

Rhetoric already on the rise over labour code

Mayor looks to put Alberta capital on Ontario radar screen

Program givescompanies way to improve their communications

Retailers begin to see potential of age group

Linamar Corp plans to add two factories

Versatility of navigational units proves big hit

Collective paying more attention to risk management

Tomatoes just part of Leamington's agricultural scene

RenoMark gives homeowners reliable guide

RFID proponents tout savings with new technology

Kingston firm working on real-time system

Expert blames subsidized electricity for part of squeeze

Scarborough firm signs drivers for test

Project expected to meet latest target date

Alberta company seeks convenient electronic waste solution

Who's Moving On across Alberta

Entrepreneur wants resource placed in schools

AutoShare's model for car co-ops goes corporate

Independent retailers embrace new ideas

Analysts believe Telus still has inside track

Virgin Mobile sets sights on wireless sector

New systems offer upgraded communications

Entrepreneurs branching past waiting rooms

Gadgetry makes for faster, safer service

Swedish expert says technology by itself won't bring success

Competition means fewer mills and work

Conference told business must get onboard

Pattison enters Vancouver newspaper scene

Stick with Grits, chairman tells Board of Trade

Not all business can afford to stay unplugged

Programs can be delivered at listener's wish

Coca Cola planning bigger Calgary digs

Room to grow on steel tracks, says rail VP

Touchmark concept 'new for Canada' and stresses active living

But Alberta not out of the woods yet, says U of C expert

EEDC speaker says business must adapt

Stephen Sibold challenges accusers to document claims

More training and mentoring urged

Who's Moving On in B.C.

Advocacy group seeks to counter 'lies' about industry

Coalition says members face grave hardship

Foundation report calls for more assistance

Employers benefit from program as well

Settling disputes out of court helps cut costs

Spending in '04 more than twice previous year's

Biotech sector finds hothouse of activity in Guelph

Ontario talent to profit from more exposure

Business core sets example for North American cities

Linking CN and CP rail lines is key to proposed development

Businesses get involved in anti-crime effort

Legendary oilman left legacy of trust

Organized crime, ‘phishers’ lead attack

Consumer group angry with federal inaction

Security expert issues stark warning

University defends decision to contract work to Chartwells

But new technology has yet to prove ecological viability

DriveABLE offers objective assessments

Sarbanes-Oxley demands cause bidding wars

Ottawa needs to provide more support, say industry players

Coalition adamant other options more viable

But tourism deals with China not locked in yet

But exporters told they need to take risks

HBC boss urges infrastructure improvements

Sarbanes-Oxley demands cause bidding wars

Toronto event helps startups find cash

Location makes city popular with exhibitors

Discretion rules in diplomatic service niche

Esso and Wal-Mart enter new media play

Public transit key to slowing 'paving' exercise

But CMHC says housing starts falling of consensus forecasts

Won't supplant Pickering project, says manager

Secret ingredient gives CEO leg up on competitors

Trail-breaking entrepeneurs hope others will follow

Dog vacations just one of new services offered

Sky-high, rising rents prove challenge to ailing sector

Inflation an issue for RRSP investments

Coffee companies new hotspots for technology's early adopters

New 'Hall D' addition catching attention

Sky-high rents prove challenge to ailing sector

Edmonton mayor sings praises of business brotherhood

DriveABLE offers objective assessments

Pilot project targets costs, joint efficiency

Who's Moving On in Alberta

Toronto Pearson greens its operations

Gas guzzling alternatives in demand

Province gives ultimatum to Bell Canada

QuikPass offers alternative ticket concept.

Airline move called puzzling

Mackenzie pipeline project requires extensive planning

Retirement beckons aviation technicians

Protests mount as election approaches

Attracting youth necessary for long-term health

Business group praises new funding

Women's group finds inspiration on high seas

Car-sharing reduces air pollution and operating overheads

Business claims it will affect competitiveness

Wireless system piloted in two Ontario venues

Despite vehicle sales slowdown, dealers pleased

Mercedes-Benz can't ship units fast enough

Coming auction will determine fate of Spirit of Ontario

Sarbanes-Oxley consultants see bidding wars

New road-surface technologies promise to reduce cracks that turn into potholes

Demand for alternate fuel outstrips supply

Maxed-out bridge forcing a push to act fast

Calgary Drillers are looking for a buyer

Farmers market enjoys busy first winter

'There's nothing like the energy rush of owning a business'

Paul Cellucci says economic ties still strong

Optimism high for 2005, say key players

Unique benefits crucial in keeping valued employees

BSE expert says warnings ignored

Budget wish list includes less tax, Kyoto reassurance

Berry-to-wine process takes skill

Organized crime, ‘phishers’ lead attack

Women of Distinction event to recognize work-life balance

Federal budget wishlist includes tax cuts and Kyoto rethink

Challenges include insurance and cost of getting to remote areas

Construction sector faces compounding factors

It's anchors aweigh as deal ends brief strike

Lemontonic caters to a primary need

Bridgehead sees profitability, growth in mainstream

Toronto pays $9 billion more tax than it gets back

Tsunami relief efforts just one charitable cause firms support

Technology not the sole answer, say experts

Access and copying cited as barriers to markets

Several major projects in pipeline for 2005

Corporate giant relocates facility to Edmonton

Reg Milley steers Alberta facility toward new era

Businesses target female shoppers

Future bright for emerging sector

Basketball team has opportunity in NHL lockout

Canada will soon have a new tool that will help each province and New tool helps match communities with resources

Ordinary doesn't apply to new technology centre

Corporate moves stabilizing after 9/11 hit

Resources are economic engine, loggers told

Sale of BC Rail part of plan to stimulate economy, officials say

Real estate boom expected to continue

Strong sector bolstered by new projects, high commodity prices

Interest high in annual trade show this month

Cost-cutting the focus of most firms

Tsawwassen, Lil'wat and Squamish Nations on board

Customers saving time, effort with newly opened service

Sleeman keeps expanding its operating base

20% annual growth rate in organic food industry is a mixed blessing

Real estate board cites low interest rates as key

Government funds trickling in for rentals

Interest rates suck tenants out of suites

Council surveys major employers to expose gaps

52 per cent of workers set to retire in next 15 years

Technology overtakes traditional film use

Local masters steal show from TV's Apprentice

Scope of work increased at Dells Alberta call centre

Local contact called good news

Edmonton-based Crown corporation sticks with Alberta roots

Canadian miniature donkey business booms as laid-back equines prove their worth

Pros 3 Stars

Canadian companies put innovation to work in disaster zones

Breakthrough research called significant

Old foundry offers bridge to new economy

St. George firm waits for buzz to build

Short-form system to be extended to small companies

Delphi seeking green plan with market results

Convenience stores seeking alternative sources of revenue

Thirsty U.S. market has great potential

Generic firms charge lawsuits lock up market

Emerging technology will be focus of efforts

Editorial excellence, aggressive distribution a potent combination

Firm with funny name making serious impact

Brokers say property great place for clients to put money to work

Sector requires more skilled labour than ever

Firms try to put best (frozen) foot forward

Strong outlook forecast to continue in province

'Meaningful' response seen as key

Airport agrees to discuss its flight cap

Good instincts, passion give CEO the edge

Cattle shippers facing shortage of experienced drivers

Cattle group frustrated by government inaction

Economies still need income from visitors

Disability stereotypes dismissed

Plans OK'd for new development hub

New health reality a boon for Western business

Officials say case is likely not a threat

2004 had its shares of ups and downs in the corporate world

Business rag now reaches 50,000 in B.C. and 150,000 nationwide

Province can't waste talent, says minister

Biotech sector facing growing Asian pressure

Organic specialists have found a niche

Union says taxpayers will be on hook to project manager

Proposed site called too close to school

Industrial arts program a lifesaver to clients

Customer service key to entrepreneur's success

But Shaw downplays firm's ability to pose serious challenge

Even temporary trade disruptions have big impact

Growing ethnic market served by Channel M

But union chief vows to be competitive

Network will provide tools to gain access to new markets

Decentralized industries ahead, says consultant

Group signs three-year deal for series

Unlicensed dealers under industry microscope

Diplomats set to move south from Edmonton

Fan Action Network adds voice to hockey strike

Some ticketholders find alternative entertainment

Unions worked to carry protections to private sector

But absence of a cohesive strategy drawing attention

New report raises issues

Supervisory shortfall could be major problem

Conference told 'burst bubble' theory a bust

Common issues in industry drive mutual reaction

'Destroy jobs and replace them with better ones'

Loblaw division moving offices; Calgary to stay as regional hub

But retailers realize value of website presence

Annual gathering in Edmonton brings travel operators, buyers together

New approach needed, forum told

New program bolsters alternative energy for laptops, desktops

Union Hall’s format is no format, says owner

Business success looms large for globetrotting entrepreneur

Lava cake featured in U.S. Wal-Marts

Premier declines to address issue of tax cuts

Damage to economy also cited

Racism subtle, but pervasive, conference told

Eco-group fears move will mean privatization

Layoff started new career as entrepreneur

Court says there’s duty to consult but no duty to agree

Candidates outline business strategies

Racism subtle, but pervasive, conference told

Stranded natural gas may be unlocked, shipped to Boston

But selling vision proves tough in fossil-rich province

Industry wants to forge strong partnerships

Fatigue may be contributing fatality factor

But storm clouds still on the horizon, expert says

Poll says many feel wealthier as prices rise

Unusual tactics often backfire, new survey says

Ottawa launches collective negotians on work issues

Eastern companies pass on lessons of offshore experience

Studies aim to reduce demand by oil industry

Companies ready in case development given green light

Premier sees big upside for economy

Improve your bottom line with advice from the experts

Resource Expo urges more involvement

Experts from across continent to gather in Calgary this month

Sales growing nine per cent a year in North America

Consumers need emotional connection, says coffee boss

Analysts see busy four years in energy sector

Conference looks to regional partnerships to boost local fortunes

Company digs profits from UVic’s leftovers

BC Hydro likely to buy more green power in future

Crown corporations sees to develop independent projects

Calgary firm hired to develop health and safety courses

Research facility will have dual purpose

Sales growing nine per cent a year in North America

Build values and spirituality into your business, conference told

North Sea move first step in consolidation

Software firm on Deloitte tech success list

Province targets over-aggressive street beggars

Several initiatives help private sector with security issues

CA institutes endorse plan for rebuilding

But ‘Conan’ vows to bring industry back to Hollywood

Government won’t renew contract for Stephen Sibold

Ban will be lifted when rules OK’d, says envoy

Purebred stock winds up in Okotoks shop

Europe poses ‘significant’ growth potential

Competition helping keep fares in line

Increase in numbers a sign of high natural gas prices

B.C. government files notice over Stanco contract

Underdogs use creativity, smarts to survive market

Summit hears immigrants are a key resource

Bioneers conference brings message home

Ex-Greenpeacer’s tirade dismissed as ‘nonsense’

Committee delving into Iraq’s alleged misuse of funds

$30M facility expected to open this spring

Native bands team up with province, industry

TEC opening gateway to technology commercialization

Programs in place to help new ventures

Ravi Sood honoured for entrepreneurial accomplishments

Small business has increased participation in charitable work

Many owners seek outside expertise to gain extra edge

High-speed project faces further hurdles

Wood product leaders wrestling with change

Technology already a hit with South African bank’s customers

Bailing out his own clients violated ethics

Study shatters myth that aged are a burden on society

North America needs to ensure security: Morgan

Tory minister expects eventual wage review

But trade issue needs more attention, says Conference Board VP

Executive appointments in B.C

B.C.-based Lululemon Athletica stretches into new territory

Corporate generosity helps build future for families in need

Aboriginal owner offers services to native customers

New standards called boon for B.C. firm

Startups will have three years to test commercial viability

U of A dean honoured by ASTech award

Companies face mounting pressure to comply with new corporate rules

Eleven Alberta enterprises make Fast 50

Top food CEO serves up national strategy

Rising costs outpace inflation

Concentration of ownership in small group of families

Biopharmacy manufacturer gains big bucks

Motor fuel prices track crude oil rate

Recent study of snails hints that bees also may be hurting

Winners unveils new superstore on former site

Candidates share vision for Edmonton

NHL club owners ‘discover’ model is unworkable

Board developer loves ‘Zen idea’ behind product

Restaurant chain owners takes Henry Singer prize from U of A

Research group’s report urges fiscal, tax boosts from government

Calgary firm pushing ahead on Athabasca project

Hoteliers, restaurants scramble to make up for lost business

Global competitiveness boosts challenge, says Perrin Beatty

Companies urged to guard against potential lawsuits

Orders forest company into receivership

Regulatory overlap cited as problem

Santori outlines task force plan for growth

New initiatives formed to tackle issue

Training second priority for staff

Business mentors help guide protégés to rewarding career

Universities give sector a leg up on competition

Bombardier eyes 13 markets in North Americ

But one chief says ‘meltdown’ a real possibilitY

Farmed vs. wild debate muddies waters

Producers say time for talk is long over

Proceeds will help fund innovation in health care

Canadian Youth Business Foundation provides young people with seed money

Millions of trips between Calgary and Edmonton make expansion economic

Unfair to compare current market conditions to 1990s

Companies see endless applications for military devices

Survey shows investors waiting for returns

Portable MRI invention sets Sutherland apart

Industry continues its record-breaking decade of growth

Environmentally friendly engines proving big hit

Newcomers deliver badly needed boost

Airport touts new relationship as link to Asian market

Some fund managers don’t seem to own their own computer

Institute hopes to double grads to meet anticipated demand

New legislation to be put to test in court

Respondents spend average $195 a day

Resource towns diversifying through new tourism initiatives

Air Canada dumps western label

Rivals lose staff, but gain boost to the industry

Abbotsford firm invests in forest-fire-fighting technology

Rugged resource towns carve out role as tourist magnets

Winning consortium expected to create work for local firms

Linking with Expedia helps B.C. firm soar

Popularity explodes over past decade

Company seeks to reduce excess capacity

Bike commuter numbers surge across the West

Culture of mistrust besets efforts of an educated people

Canadian team used gel-filled jackets under hot Athens sun

New trade landmark christened in Edmonton

Doctor already working on next generation

Face of organized labour is changing

Unions argue they’re good for the economy

COMS show helps showcase Edmonton ideas

Trends changing among first-time homebuyers

U.S. Corporate Tax Services Group ensures you go in prepared

Recruiters list seven top goofs of new bosses

New road drawing fierce local opposition

Province ordered to pay $100,000 to Stanco

Threat of ‘forced access’ keeps plans on backburner

Bike commuter numbers surge across the West

Government asked to seek diplomatic answers

Environmentally friendly engines proving big hit

Culture of mistrust besets efforts of an educated people

Lumber giant looks to increase capacity

Canadian team used gel-filled jackets under hot Athens sun

Smaller wineries benefiting from Vincor relationship

Nanotech experts gather to brainstorm

Parks Canada warns of closures

Higher gypsum production company’s goal

Bank loan looks cheaper to client

UFCW sets sights on Brooks plant

Market diversity key for industry

$16-million facility opens in Sherwood Park

Court adjourns applications in bankruptcy protection case

Canada wins another round in softwood dispute

Junior mining company sells less mineral at higher price

Air Canada still seeking day in court

Returns come in form of publicity, tourism

Beef producers to take more control of their business

Director banned from markets for 25 years

600 pages of documents released to public; rest of report blacked out

Contractors applaud ruling that forbids hybrid process

Opponents of process say local firms lose

Reunion being held for program alumni

Forums help firms’ bosses target elusive venture capital

‘Edutainment’ theme park new mall attraction

35 hours a year of learning expected of staff

Call centre will host 500 full-time positions

Better access to the International key to initiative

Small airline being squeezed in passenger service battle

Challenge of an aging demographic needs immediate attention

Rise in revenue will boost cash distributions

Hotel tax to be replaced by new surcharge

Backstretch classes a boon to track workers

Adviser slapped with permanent trading ban

Founder was inspired by Kiwi example

Fortis Inc. cites better service with call centre

Matchmaking services attract venture capita

UVic professor notes Silicon Valley evolved into sustainable entity

Sky is limit for T-shirt firm if enzyme delivers as advertised

But supply of skilled workers not keeping up

Space race may shrink oilpatch’s eco-footprint

Natives want Teck smelter to obey ruling

New name and ownership now in place

Incentives, service cited in new survey

Lower-price land available for housing in rural areas

Says hybrid gasoline-electric cars a useful bridge to zero-emission vehicles

More efficiency sought from better fuel cells

Message load spells longer days: study

Province under pressure to ban use in vehicles

Northern B.C. road opens door to provincial government partnerships

Judge tosses earlier ruling on environmental impacts

Second phase of project lands top-name big-box stores

Forum for executive women explores leadership issues

Couple, company square off over mineral access rights

Rodeo bull to honour Alberta firms on U.S. exchange

Livestock congress participants to address challenges

Indoor golf idea hooked developer

Extends deadline on its hostile takeover bid

Mentoring helps transition from idea to income

Controversial project rescued by decision

Claims rival was involved in dumpster diving

Exhibit spawns related events

Canada's second-largest airline ponders cost of expansion

Anthem said to be interested in bus-barn land

Company drops project near Chestermere

Little oil and gas firms have plenty of room to grow

Change in federal funding spurs drive to combine forces

New WEM tagline complements Stampede slogan

Many also say Internet having little impact

Large increase in the number of small-cap oil and gas companies follows high commodity prices

CFIB criticizes federal government's attitude towards small businesses

Kelowna’s fire has opened new vistas and opportunities

Experts fear B.C.’s law is being ignored

Direct methods bring products closer to buyer

Appetites are growing for quality food

CFL club working the boardrooms to boost attendance

Humorous names draw smiles and customers

Prince Rupert has many reasons to hope it will become a major North American hub

More than half of firms unwilling to make move, says study

Some businesses on 'Red Mile' saw profits rise

CNIB's open-house fairs will showcase advantages to employers

Strathcona facility a $5.8-million step forward

Minister cites jobsite safety concerns

Native-owned, state-of-the-art rig ready to go

Cost effectiveness questioned at climate change forum

Ottawa, provinces turn toward pool of foreign workers

Challenges all political parties to meet priorities

Many transportation firms hike charges to stay competitive

StatsCan study shows balance favours Canada

Service aimed at small and medium-sized businesses

Stakeholders, public wrestle with thorny issue

EUB chairman says effective regulation at heart of process

Bi-annual event attracting global interest

Nine projects driven by growth in student population

Calgary-based firm seeking new acquisitions

Year-round enterprises require unique solutions

AWE loan program created by women for women

Cellular network company open to other offers

But attracting newcomers not a priority – survey

Interest fluctuation fuels volatility of housing market

Radisson Hotel to be gambling complex hub

But forest-fire threat remains on horizon

Company plans to add cukes to indoor crop

RAV critics say political trouble could doom link

Labour dispute created big splash for microbreweries

Development hurdles plague tourism industry

Culture developing around unique foods

Organic growers hail shelving of GM wheat

Smart systems wave of future on the highways

New moniker, new digs for agency

Movement gaining ground in Alberta

Northern college needed to grow programming

Former pro athletes savour new careers

Gas-detection firm subject of friendly takeover

Recreational riders at root of prosperous industry

B.C. retailers urged to stay nimble

Well-heeled entrants often bring families

Economic development Crown's target

Athletic experience comes in handy

Import rules won't exceed old standard

Firm promotes integrated pest management

Smart employees take time to work in fitness

It's part of giving back to Canada, says Langley businessman

Fan apparel still holds appeal for some tourists

Drugstore company will launch prototype for Rexall chain