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News and entertainment website Canoe.ca says data for one million users hacked + MORE Sep 12th
MONTREAL _ News and entertainment website Canoe.ca says some of its databases containing the personal information of about one million users from 1996 to 2008 has been hacked.
The company says the databases breached contained records including names, email addresses, mailing addresses and telephone .... More »
Intuitive Machines stock plummets after second sideways moon landing - Reuters + MORE Mar 7th
Intuitive Machines stock plummets after second sideways moon landing ReutersLying sideways on the moon, the Athena lander is declared dead CNNUS startup's moonshot apparently lands on its side - again ReutersIntuitive Machines Stock Plunges Another 26% After Troubles.... More »
Making sense of the markets this week: January 25, 2021 Jan 24th
Each week, Cut the Crap Investing founder Dale Roberts shares financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors.
The best post-election surge in modern presidential history
Stocks gained about 13% between U.S. election day and Jan,19, the day before Joe Biden’s inauguration—mar.... More »
TSX Venture Exchange Stock Maintenance Bulletins - Canada NewsWire + MORE Dec 23rd
TSX Venture Exchange Stock Maintenance Bulletins Canada NewsWire.... More »
Viral infections, genetic factors may be linked to mystery hepatitis in kids, studies suggest - CBC News Jul 31st
Viral infections, genetic factors may be linked to mystery hepatitis in kids, studies suggest CBC NewsHepatitis in children: Scientists have found a possible cause for the mystery outbreak The Indian ExpressRecent study may have discovered reason behind hepatitis surge in child.... More »
The trouble with Trudeau’s Indigenous centre plan
– macleans.ca
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERAPrime Minister Justin Trudeau can’t have been expecting serious opposition to his announcement that arguably the most prized piece of vacant real estate in Canada—the former U.S. embassy building directly across from the Parliament Buildings—will be turned into an Indigenous centre.
But opposition is what he’s getting, at least from the Indigenous Task Force of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada. Made up mainly of Indigenous architects, architecture students and academics, the task force says the empty beaux-arts beauty at 100 Wellington Street is all wrong as a showcase for First Nations, Métis and Inuit culture.
Those who admire the building, with its marble and mahogany and classical lines, might find it hard to imagine anyone turning down the chance to exploit its obvious aura of prestige and power. It served as the U.S. embassy from the time it was completed in the early 1930s until the Americans moved to a new, bigger Ottawa building in 1999…
Canadians are choosing price over brand loyalty
– moneysense.ca
Making a sale is so much easier than making a loyal customer. That’s especially true in Canada where three out of four Canadians have likely switched away from one of their preferred brands in the past year. A Maclean’s Canada Project poll asked “Are you willing to pay more for a brand name or are you happy using no-name versions?” Only 35 per cent said they would pay more for a brand name while almost two-thirds would not.
Who are those people who love brands the most? Two groups were willing to pay more: Immigrants and Gen-Xers. The poll showed that 55 per cent of immigrants were more likely to pay more for brands versus 44 per cent of first generation Canadians.
Bernice Cheung, vice-president of Financial Services and Cultural Markets at Environics Research in Toronto offers a logical reason for the brand appeal to immigrants. “Food fraud is prevalent in some countries,” she explains, citing steroid and other kinds of additives. “You will often find foods that aren’t real food in Asian countries…
How to buy quality dividend stocks
– moneysense.ca
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Sears Canada’s stock has plunged this morning following a news report that it’s preparing to seek bankruptcy protection within weeks.
Sears Canada’s stock has plunged this morning following a news report that it’s preparing to seek bankruptcy protection within weeks.
