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Ottawa surplus reached $12.9 billion in February, on track to beat forecast
The Canadian Press - Mon Apr 28, 7:36 PMOTTAWA - The federal government is on track to exceed the $10.2 billion surplus it had forecast in the February budget despite personal and business tax cuts put in place last fall.
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Royal Bank sharply critical of assessment by U.S. banking analyst
The Canadian Press - Mon Apr 28, 7:31 PMTORONTO - A U.S. banking analyst lowered her rating on the Royal Bank (TSX:RY) and suggested Canada's largest bank could take billions in credit-related writedowns, an assessment sharply criticized by the bank Monday.
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Burnaby Mountie faces dangerous driving charges in connection to two deaths
The Canadian Press - Mon Apr 28, 7:19 PMBURNABY, B.C. - A Burnaby RCMP officer has been charged with two counts of dangerous driving causing death after her vehicle slammed into a car killing both young men inside.
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American bird scientist hopes Canadians notice backyard birdsong getting quieter
The Canadian Press - Mon Apr 28, 6:48 PMEDMONTON - If it seems the birdsong in your backyard is a little quieter this spring, Jeff Wells is pleased you've noticed.
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B.C. Liberal government introduces promised carbon tax legislation
The Canadian Press - Mon Apr 28, 6:27 PMVICTORIA - The public galleries of the B.C. legislature were packed with climate change experts and green advocates Monday for the introduction of the province's Carbon Tax Act.
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Iran takes new shot at Barbie, calling the U.S. doll 'destructive'
The Canadian Press - Mon Apr 28, 4:28 PMTEHRAN, Iran - A top Iranian judiciary official warned Monday against the "destructive" cultural and social consequences of importing Barbie dolls and other western toys.
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High food prices to come to Canada in a matter of months: report
The Canadian Press - Mon Apr 28, 3:44 PMOTTAWA - Canada cannot remain immune to the skyrocketing food prices that already affect much of the world and it may be only a matter of months before the impact here has a major impact on the economy, says a new report from Bank of Nova Scotia (TSX:BNS).
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State moves to ban fake testicles on vehicles
Reuters - Fri Apr 25, 12:03 PMTALLAHASSEE, Florida (Reuters) - Senate lawmakers in Florida have voted to ban the fake bull testicles that dangle from the trailer hitches of many trucks and cars throughout the state.
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Gas will soar to $2.25 in 2012, economist projects
CBC.ca - Thu Apr 24, 6:32 PMThe price of gas will surge to $1.40 this summer and more than $2.25 by 2012 as oil supplies continue to deplete, a Canadian economist projected Thursday.
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Minor injuries in head-on bicycle crash
CBC.ca - Mon Apr 28, 9:04 AMHelmets are being credited for preventing serious injuries in a high-speed bicycle crash on one of Calgary's river pathways.
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