News in a Nutshell (Aug 23 – Aug 27)
Politics - Provincial
As election nears, Ontario Liberals believe their gravest enemy is indecision, Toronto Star
Province's wage-freeze talks go off the rails, Toronto Star
Business
BMO results lower bar for bank sector, Globe and Mail
Telus takes aim at Shaw over CanWest content, Globe and Mail
Economy
If the economic road is so bumpy, why are all those trucks on the move?, Globe and Mail
Ontario's debt hit record $212.1 billion in 2009-10, CTV News
Canadian construction industry faces slowdown, Toronto Star
Borders
Debate rages ... Read More
News in a Nutshell (Aug 16 – Aug 20)
Provincial Politics
Making sense of McGuinty's cabinet tweaks, Globe and Mail
Pledges power to municipalities, Intelligencer
We're not perfect, McGuinty says, Ottawa Citizen
Business
Google Eyes Canadian Expansion, CTV News
Ontario a developing video-game player, London Free Press
Economy
'Ontario economy is growing,' Dalton McGuinty says, Toronto Star
Enough stimulus, say Canadian business leaders, Toronto Sun
Trade
Canada-Europe free trade talks prompt Turkey to jump on board, Embassy
Borders
Environmental group fights US-Canada bridge construction, AFP
Ambassador Bridge owner Matty Moroun loses bid to keep plaza, Windsor Star
Northern Ontario
Hudak ... Read More
OCC Creating Survey to Help Businesses Upgrade Workforce Skills
The OCC task force on workforce literacy and essential skills is creating a survey to help businesses address skills deficits in the workplace. The survey will provide an opportunity for businesses to better inform us about what programs and incentives are needed to bring workers up to speed with the demands of the job in the most efficient fashion. The Chamber Network can expect to receive the survey in early September. Stay posted for more information. Read More
OCC Task Force Getting the Scoop on Red Tape from Business
The OCC’s task force on red tape held its first meeting last week to discuss alternative ways to regulate that are economically competitive and support sustainable economic growth. The task force has created a list of guiding principles that will allow the government to achieve an improved approach to regulation based on consensus and the active involvement of the business community. Member chambers and boards of trade should stay tuned for the opportunity to contribute to ... Read More
News in a Nutshell (Aug 9 – Aug 13)
Provincial Politics
Premiers drop economic ball, Toronto Star
Ontario's Premier Dad rolls dice on nanny image, Globe and Mail
Business
Behind the battle over BlackBerry, Toronto Star
Economy
Canada's innovative malaise: The cure's in our culture, Globe and Mail
CAW head calls for national jobs summit, CBC News
Federal flexibility needed, Toronto Star
Trade
Canadian exports take hit in June, Globe and Mail
Never been a better time for Canada to set rules with U.S., Montreal Gazette
Borders
Border 'partner', Windsor Star
Bridge may open by 2014, Cornwall Standard Freeholder
Strong ... Read More
News in a Nutshell (Aug 2 – Aug 6)
Provincial Politics
Premiers' dilemma: Economic recovery or fighting deficits, Toronto Star
Premiers meet to discuss economy, water protection, CTV News
Hudak looks at cutting HST, Ottawa Citizen
Premiers split over Ottawa's role in stimulating economy, Globe and Mail
Business
RIM unveils BlackBerry Torch, Toronto Star
As corporate India expands, a Toronto business school sees opportunity, Toronto Star
Economy
Federal cash boosts local businesses, London Free Press
Who's hiring, who's firing as the jobs market stalls, Globe and Mail
Transportation
Province vows rapid rail link to Pearson by ... Read More
News in a Nutshell (July 26 – July 30)
Politics - Provincial
Dalton McGuinty admits government has been 'sloppy,' but vows to learn from mistakes, Toronto Star
Premiers seek difficult census compromise, Globe and Mail
Rae of hope for Dalton McGuinty, Toronto Star
Business
BCE expected to raise dividend by 5%, re-launch solo, National Post
RIM aims to take bite out of Apple, Globe and Mail
Toronto to get new office tower and hotel near Union Station, Toronto Star
ArcelorMittal to boost steel price, Globe and Mail
Economy
Ontario: From 'whipping boy' to impressive ... Read More
News in a Nutshell (July 19 – July 23)
Provincial Politics
Hudak closing in on premier's office, Niagara Falls Review
Dwight Duncan's wage-freeze pitch gets frosty reception, Toronto Star
Federal Politics
Provinces rally against Ottawa as anger over census mounts, Globe and Mail
Affirmative action set for Ottawa overhaul, National Post
Economy
Business is missing, National Post
Canada's economy slowly sharply, central bank says, Toronto Star
Loonie should approach parity when U.S. outlook improves, National Post
Energy
The solar panel divide, Toronto Star
Trade
U.S. will allow Canada to collect softwood lumber duty, CTV News
When EU talks trade, ... Read More
News in a Nutshell (July 12 – July 16)
HST
Ontario farmers expect to benefit from new regime, London Free Press
Good tax, bad move, National Post
Provincial Politics
Ontario rules out plans for Supercorp, Globe and Mail
Business
Loblaw aims to own "barbecue", Toronto Star
Another remarkable year at RIM, 570 News
Economy
A few reasons why Canada's economy is better than the U.S. economy, National Post
Recession slowed immigration: OECD, CBC News
Canadian economy set to slow, Toronto Star
Trade
Trade deficit climbs in May, CTV News
Trade jump highlights economic growth, Globe and Mail
Transportation
GO plan ... Read More
News in a Nutshell (July 5 – July 9)
HST
Public's HST phobia needless, Winnipeg Free Press
HST equals more jobs, Windsor Star
Provincial Politics
NDP leader earning her TTC legs, Toronto Star
Business
Nickel workers approve contract with Vale, Globe and Mail
Economy
Double-dip recession fear overdone: Scotiabank, CBC News
Ontario at front of June jobs boom, Toronto Star
Trade
EU, Canada put faith in trade, Toronto Star
Canada to double wheat sales to China, Globe and Mail
Transportation
To avoid transit disaster, GTA needs road tolls and taxes now: report, Toronto Star
How to fund transit plans?, ... Read More



