Quebec's student crisis law stokes unrest - CBC.ca

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Quebec's student crisis law stokes unrest CBC.ca The adoption of emergency legislation to end Quebec's escalating student crisis stoked fiery debate across the province overnight, from highly charged street protests that lasted into the wee hours to harsh editorials and some calls for civil ... “The Government Changed the Rules of the Game”The Link all 129 news articles »

Icelandic Economists Make Pitch For Adoption Of Canadian Dollar - Wall Street Journal

Icelandic Economists Make Pitch For Adoption Of Canadian Dollar Wall Street Journal Adopting the Canadian dollar would effectively terminate Iceland's capital controls, and foreign investment would return to the country, helping to restart the economy and restore productivity back to levels seen prior to Iceland's 2008 banking crisis, ... and more »

Canadian Neurology Devices Market Examined in New Cutting-Edge Report ... - San Francisco Chronicle (press release)

Canadian Neurology Devices Market Examined in New Cutting-Edge Report ... San Francisco Chronicle (press release) London, UK (PRWEB) May 18, 2012 The neurology devices market is poised for strong growth globally, driven by patient demographics, increasing physician adoption, patient demand and the availability of reimbursement for the procedures. and more »

Telus, Rogers and Bell see mobile tsunami on horizon - Windsor Star

Telus, Rogers and Bell see mobile tsunami on horizon Windsor Star “It's happening with mobile networks around the world,” Bernard Lord, president of the Canadian Wireless Communications Association, said in an interview. “It's the fastest technology adoption rate ever — greater than the traditional Internet, ... and more »

Iceland wants to swap the Krona for the Canadian Loonie: No Surprise - Prospecting Journal

Iceland wants to swap the Krona for the Canadian Loonie: No Surprise Prospecting Journal Abolish the krona, and adopt the Canadian loonie. When Icelandic ministers first proposed the idea, many were perplexed. Why the loonie and why not the US dollar, or something even beyond the fiat currency, such as gold? In an era composed of chronic ... and more »