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We’re Still Parochial?


“What Obama’s bold budget means for Canada”

Globe and Mail


It’s Not Making Psychoanalysis Any Easier, Either


“THREESOME COMPLICATES TAXES, ASSETS”

National Post


Does This Mean They’ll Have To Cancel House?


“When physicians behave badly
Regulatory bodies are introducing initiatives to deal with disrespectful, rude and abusive doctors.”

Globe and Mail


Environmental Wonks Need To Work On Their Sense Of Humour


“RIGHT TO BEAR FARMS”

NOW

Some Questions Just Answer Themselves


“The AIG bonuses: justified or absurd?”

Globe and Mail


Because MBAs Who Thought 2+2=37 Billion May Be Bad For Business


“Wanted
: MBAs that can really do the math”

Globe and Mail


“Alternate Nutrition Techniques” Works For The Military


“To make leftovers delicious, stop calling them leftovers”

National Post


Dear Margaret Wente: You’re Confused And You Need Help


“DEAR MR. PRESIDENT:
WE’RE CONFUSED AND WE NEED YOUR HELP”

Globe and Mail


The Long-term Investor Says She’ll Get Back To You When She’s Ready


“Five options for the comeback kid
These professionals agree that it’s time for the long-term investor to get back in the game”

Globe and Mail


Pet’s Friends Can’t Figure Out Why They Insist Upon Pursuing The Relationship


“Coyotes, pets don’t mix”

Toronto Star


We’re Still Waiting For “Canada’s Obama” To Appear To Write It


“Where, oh where, is Canada’s State of the Union address?”

Globe and Mail


Has Begging For A Recovery Brought That On?


“Will invoking the Great Depression bring it on?”

Globe and Mail


Blue Councillors Wave White Flag On Black Day


“Red tape holding up city’s green plan”

Toronto Star


From People Whose Mortgages On Their Seven Houses Have Been Paid Off


“Obama’s mortgage rescue
Plan to shore up home owners gets a cool response”

Globe and Mail


Indigo, With A Touch Of Strychnine:
Poor Toilet Training At A Young Age?


“WHAT’S YOUR MONEY MOOD?
If money doesn’t buy happiness, then why are we feeling bad?”

National Post


If The Ten Dollar Bill Is Shot Fast Enough, I Suppose It Could Penetrate A Skull…


“Getting shovels into the ground and money into more brains”

Globe and Mail


The Raccoon Shareholders Are What We’re Concerned About!


“Foreign takeovers turned out fine
Shareholders have made out like bandits”

National Post


It’s Just Dysosmia – There’s A Pill For That


“Hoard cash at your peril – the smart money smells opportunity”

Globe and Mail


Because The Other-directed Investing Wasn’t Working Out That Well


“FOCUS ON SELF-DIRECTED INVESTING”

Globe and Mail


Of The Three, The Spy Is Probably The Least Articulate


“Talking bones, bikinis and James Bond”

Toronto Star


Isn’t The “Value Of Conflict” Revealed In All Of Today’s Business Headlines?


“Excuse me, Canada: It’s time to step on some toes
Politeness is overrated, says California-based consultant Patrick Lencioni; Canadian executives must ‘learn the value of conflict’ to succeed”

Globe and Mail


I’m Gonna Kick The Ass Of The Beggar At Bay And Bloor And Take Control Of That Prime Real Estate


“What’s your post-recession marketing plan?

Globe and Mail


What? Now, I’m Schizophrenic?


“IRA splinter group claims deadly attack on soldiers”

Toronto Star


You Mean, They Could Have Been Models Of Good Behaviour And Informed Judgment All Along And They Chose Not To Be?


“Money managers: The time for leadership is now
By becoming models of good behaviour and informed judgment, they may stimulate a broader awareness-tipping process”

Globe and Mail


A Hundred Layoffs Here, A Thousand Layoffs There…


“Torstar to lay off 60 unionized staff”

Globe and Mail

“Tembec cutting 100 jobs, freezing salaries ‘to weather economic storm'”


National Post

“CTV’s A channels move to cut some news shows and 118 jobs”


Toronto Star

“CAA to close 7 stores, putting 120 out of work”


Toronto Star

“Sears Canada slashes 300 jobs as retail sales slump”


Toronto Star

“Saab trims 750 jobs as bidders line up”


Toronto Star

“VALE INCO
Nickel price plunge spurs 900 job cuts”


Toronto Star

“Chrysler cuts 1,200 as auto crisis depends”


Globe and Mail

“Transcontinental to chop 1,500 jobs”


Globe and Mail

“1,500 jobs lost as steel plants idled”


Toronto Star

“Continental output cuts to cost 1,900 jobs”


Globe and Mail

“Nokia to issue 1,700 layoffs amid global market swoon”


Toronto Star

“Nortel lays off 3,200 more”


Globe and Mail

“United Technologies to slash 11,600 jobs as outlook sours”


Toronto Star

“Anglo American to cut 19,000 jobs, halt dividend”


Globe and Mail

“Caterpillar to lay off about 2,400 workers in U.S.”


Globe and Mail


…And Pretty Soon You’re Talking About Real Unemployment


“Manufacturing bleeding jobs
Nearly 322,000 lost as its share of economy drops from 14.4% to 11.1% since 2004, StatsCan reports”

Toronto Star

“U.S. jobless rate reaches highest level since 1983
Country has lost more than 500,000 jobs for four months in a row”


Toronto Star

“FRANCE
Nearly 2.2 million already jobless”


Globe and Mail


And, It’s Just That Keen Insight Into Concepts Like “Job Creation Stimulus” That Made The Company What It Is Today


“GM to slash 47,000 jobs”

Toronto Star

“GM, Chrysler seek another $19-billion to stay afloat”


Globe and Mail


Even If We Wrote This Headline When We Were


“A good crisis shouldn’t be wasted”

National Post


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