Новости за 09.02.2018

Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor is proposing making it easier for consumers to identify foods high in sugar, sodium and saturated fat

Thousands of displaced Syrian children are learning to read and write for the first time in a UNICEF emergency education program.

Of the 40 companies in the index that have reported earnings to date for Q4 2017, 65 per cent have reported above expectations

A profitable entry point remains elusive

Air Line Pilots Association says WestJet bypassed the union during hiring at new ultra low-cost carrier Swoop

Economists had been expecting to see an increase of about 10,000 new positions in January

Inside the Market’s roundup of some of today’s key analyst actions

Qualcomm raised concerns about an unspecified break-up fee and potential antitrust issues if the deal proceeds

More than two hundred Canadian athletes enter the area for the Korean Olympics opening ceremony.

‘There’s part of me that’s worried that I’m paying into a pension and it will be like what happened at Sears.’

The hotel the couple was found in had almost entirely collapsed

A report in the National Post cited three women who allege Stoffer acted inappropriately toward them

A rundown of what to expect this trading day and the stocks that'll see action

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) said on Friday it has dismissed 47 appeals from Russian athletes and coaches to participate in the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, which open later in the day.

Addition of North to Olympics in order to avert potential disasters due to its absence has created its own tangle of complications

We take a spin through Corsica’s coiling curves in the luxury auto maker’s sporty, slimmed-down new SUV

As online and in-store experiences become more integrated, perception of retail-management careers has shifted

The drop came amid a rout in global equity markets sparked by inflation fears

A look at recent notable transactions

Our roundup of Canadian small-caps in the news today

The bill was approved 240-186; measure will go next to President Donald Trump to sign

Canada’s 255 athletes take part in the opening ceremony to officially launch the Winter Olympics in South Korea. The Canadians competing in 15 winter sports have been projected by data analysts to beat Canada’s previous high of 26 total medals — 14 gold, seven silver and five bronze — set in 2010. Canadian Olympic Committee president Tricia Smith says Canada is fielding its strongest, most well-prepared team ever.

Most provinces say they will continue crafting the numerous regulations needed to meet the original timeline of July

With Toronto in a bid to host Amazon’s planned HQ2 headquarters, Justin Trudeau said he planned to tell CEO Jeff Bezos why he should continue to invest in Canada. The Prime Minister spoke Thursday ahead of a meeting with Bezos in San Francisco.

The school was already covering all but $3,500 of the fees