Canada's renminbi trading hub could have big benefits for Ontario's exporters and financial services industry. ...
Daily Archives: November 11, 2014
Heard: Action plan seeks more young people in food and beverage industry
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Steelworkers gain telecom foothold while TWU gets bargaining power
The merger between the United Steelworkers and Telecommunications Workers Union is a major win for both unions, and one that could potentially rock the normally entrenched foundations of the country's telecom giants. ...
Who’s lobbying for whom
Registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner for Nov.5-Nov.11 ...
Heard: Inquest into Brantford jail death targets inmate drug use
The inquest was examining the case of 33-year-old Robert Clause, who died in 2011 after overdosing on Oxycontin. ...
Timmins mine project could feel brunt of slumping gold price
Iamgold is cutting management as well as work on development projects. ...
Ceremony of Remembrance resonates close to home
Recent killings of Cpl. Nathan Cirillo and Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent 'put a face to soldiers who died because they were protecting us,' Premier Kathleen Wynne says at legislature's Veterans’ Memorial, ...
Slim majority favour Ontario pension plan, a survey finds
The poll by Forum Research finds just 52-per-cent approval with higher levels of support among Toronto residents and Liberal voters, but 46 per cent of small business owners approving. ...
Heard: CUPE decries closing of Hamilton cancer patient hostel
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Heard: Former mayor Francis to oversee new Detroit-Windsor bridge
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Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Tuesday, Nov. 11. ...
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