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News:
| August 30th, 2010 - Titanic experts and history buffs are taking a wait-and-see approach to an expedition currently exploring the famous shipwreck, saying it's too early to tell whether or not anything new will be revealed. High resolution images taken by a pair of robots were released by Expedition Titanic on the weekend after travelling to the wreck site from St. John's, N.L., on Aug. 22. |
| August 27th, 2010 - ST. JOHNS - Workers at a housing project in Sheshatshiu, central Labrador, have uncovered 3,000-year-old artifacts, including tools and weapons. What started as a housing development has evolved into an archaeological dig. "It's a very important time period. It's the time period that's the least studied in Newfoundland and Labrador archeology, so its going to hopefully fill in a lot of gaps and help to answer a lot of questions," said archeologist Scott Neilson, one of the project's leaders. Some of the people working on the project grew up around the area where artifacts are now being found. They said it's rewarding work. |
| August 23rd, 2010 - Hewlett-Packard Co. is bidding US$1.5 billion for data storage provider 3Par Inc., just a week after rival Dell Inc. agreed to acquire the company for $1.13 billion. HP and Dell have been looking to expand beyond personal computers over the past few years in a search for bigger profits. In 3Par they are bidding for a company that provides software for organizing data on corporate servers. The company, which is based in Fremont, Calif., offers its products on a subscription basis over the Web, an approach known as "cloud computing." HP, based in Palo Alto, Calif., says it will pay $24 per share for the company, a 33 per cent premium over Dell's bid of of $18 per share. |
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August 18th, 2010-TORONTO Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty will shuffle his cabinet Wednesday, putting in place the team he wants to lead the Liberals into next year's provincial election. It's been a rough summer for the Liberal government, which had to retreat on highly unpopular eco fees slapped on products the same day as the equally unpopular harmonized sales tax kicked in. There was a damaging ombudsman's report about the Liberals' much-maligned local health networks, and wide-spread criticism of a so-called secret law regarding police powers during the G20 summit. So it's no surprise McGuinty wants to shake up the cabinet, and perhaps bring in some new faces.Former Winnipeg mayor Glenn Murray and former Ottawa mayor Bob Chiarelli both won byelections for the government earlier this year and are widely considered contenders for cabinet. |
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August 9th, 2010 - OTTAWA - Former soldiers and opposition New Democrats have railed against planned cuts to the Veterans Affairs Department. Helen Rapp, a Second World War veteran, says veterans have been well cared for in the 65 years since she came home, but she's worried what will happen to those who served in Afghanistan. Also new Democrat MP Peter Stoffer told a news conference Monday on Parliament Hill the caseload for veterans' staff especially related to post-traumatic stress disorder, is increasing. The looming end of the Afghan mission has brought more focus on the department and the system which, until a few years ago, was geared toward serving elderly patients. |
| August 6th, 2010 - AURORA, Ont. - Magna International's publicly traded shares jumped to their highest level in more than two years on Friday after the Canadian auto parts giant announced it will raise its quarterly dividend following strong second-quarter results. The company's class A shares (TSX:MG.A) gained $5.47 or about eight per cent to $81.20 in the first few minutes of trading at the Toronto Stock Exchange on Friday. It's the first time the stock has been above $81 since early 2008. |
| July 27th, 2010 - Rogers Communications Inc. (TSX:RCI.B) felt the impact of new competition in the wireless sector, but the telecom giant still managed to either meet or beat analyst expectations with strong second-quarter growth."We delivered solid quarterly results despite an increasingly competitive environment in the second quarter," president and chief executive Nadir Mohamed told analysts in a conference call. Net income for the Toronto-based wireless, cable and media company was up 21 per cent from a year earlier, rising to $451 million or 78 cents per share. Revenue was also up, rising five per cent to $3.03 billion. |
| July 20th, 2010 - RBC Canadian Open at St. George's Golf and Country Club
The RBC Canadian Open tournament consists of a field of 156 professionals and amateurs made up of the following:
All 156 players tee up on Thursday and Friday with a cut to the lowest 70 scores and ties after Friday's round. The remaining 70, plus ties, will battle it out in stroke play until a winner is determined on Sunday afternoon. In the case of a tie on Sunday, a champion will be decided in a sudden death playoff. |
| July 19th, 2010 - Farnborough, United Kingdom - Boeing's 787 Dreamliner jet, whose delivery to clients likely faces fresh delay, landed here Sunday after its first flight outside of the United States ahead of a major airshow. The test plane touched ground at Farnborough airport at 9:08 am, watched by journalists from around the world, a day before the opening of the Farnborough International Airshow, where aircraft makers are hoping to secure big orders. This midsize plane is capable of flying long-haul routes with up to 20 percent less fuel. The fuel efficiency is largely down to the fact that up to half the twin-aisle Dreamliner is made of lightweight composite materials, such as carbon fibre-reinforced resin, accordin to the company. |
