Edge Writer: D'Arcy Jenish

Work stays were the mines are

Common sense suggests payments should end when have-nots become haves

Conservative supporters riding a political wave

You don't have to go back to Great Depression to see worse conditions

Country needs economic blueprint, not a quick fix

PM, opponents reveal darker sides

Executives, unions seemingly tone deaf to selling bailout politically

Wind power advocates find progress difficult as opposition mobilizes

Crisis shows limits of incrementalism

Times uncertain from Bay Street to Main Street

Decline of party fortunes the most striking feature of election

Labour-intensive sectors taking much of the hit as manufacturers leave

Experts chart how much imports help low-income North Americans

Excessive regulation distorts marketplace

But Wal-Mart's bold entry into Canadian food market turns up pressure

But CIBC report's scary scenario countered by 'demand destruction' theory

Consumers starting to examine hefty environmental price tag

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Industry has become a scapegoat for polluting Canucks

CAW doesn’t look likely to make concessions

Visa applicant backlog is a scandal

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McGuinty keeps province at front of country's profligate governments

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Rapid global industrialization has triggered increased demand

Canadians understandably gun-shy after significant paper losses

Rapid global industrialization has triggered increased demand

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But report says record at nourishing them not as good

Private sector struggles to compete in hiring game

Port becomes new intercontinental transportation hub

Other levels of government are grabbing money back

Canadian firms' foreign buying spree is overlooked

Online companies offer alternative to MLS service

Canadian consumer revolt brewing against retailers

Tax changes could induce companies to stay put

Owners tempt fate by failing to prepare for handover

But U.S. blowup could be just beginning of troubles

Mortgage deals wandering into low-rent district

Reducing lighting, reusable bags should be first steps

'Bigger is better' is plan from Edmonton to Montreal

Open-market system should involve two-way trade

Fallout from '70s oil price shock still echoes today

China forcing manufacturers to rethink their strategy

Unfunded pension, health-care costs could derail sale

Harper's Conservatives take short-term approach

Environmental watchdog says false claims abound

Reform is a forgotten topic in election campaign

Policymakers called on to examine predicament

Venture-capital firm invests in disadvantaged sector

Governments just can't seem to shake the losers

Federal program paying people to sit on sidelines

But it is a cornerstone of a corrupt dictatorship

Tourism tumbles in wake of civil unrest, drug war

But are Canadians willing to alter their lifestyles?

Give Harper and Flaherty credit - it's a gutsy move

Vehicle emission standards talk causes uproar

Aging population means employees have upper hand

Enclosed malls can't deliver a fresh experience

Overtaxed consumers holding on to their vehicles

Environmental concerns spark bio-degradable push

Retailers' marketing practices must change: expert

Labour shortages will hit like an economic tsunami

But motherhood trumps business career: survey

Liberal leadership candidate did himself no favours

Government taxes, gas prices help shape purchases

ITAC says Canadians 'shooting ourselves in foot'

Value-driven Canadian shoppers shaping profits

Finance ministers ignore long-term consequences

Business leaders want Canada ready for the future

Easing business taxes would spark economy: study

External environment can affect financial results

Energy costs, expensive dollar buffet sector

Financial clout not matched by political influence

Martin's campaign has look of a desperate politician

So far, Conservatives only party to offer sector helping hand

Costly compensation packages hurt competitiveness

Planning required to ensure long-term growth

Planning required to ensure long-term growth

Governments must respond to shrinking workforce

Planning required to ensure long-term growth

Relief isn't in Liberal, Conservative plans

Can the prime minister resist the temptation to tax Alberta

From the CBC to Hydro One, risk substantial

Finance minister says economy must operate more efficiently

Insiders split on how to react to American bullying

New agreement has transformed environment

Corporate sector has evolved in recent years

Rhetoric flies when reform suggested

Moving within labour force free from restrictions

PM hooked on big spending, pre-election payouts