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Recent Articles
Chalk-up anothe bad deal for Molson
The track record goes back to Molson Inc.'s 1993 deal to sell 60% of its brewery to Miller and Fosters Brewing, which it took years to buy back when it became evident the partners' interests were at odds. Molson bought Brazil's second largest brewer in 2002 ignorant of the market and what it was buying. The value of its investment fizzled.
Disney Get's with the Canadian Program
There'll be no more cringing at Disney World's Epcot centre, with the unveiling of a new film that captures present-day Canada much better than its hokey predecessor. The O Canada! film that debuted is everything the previous film was not – urbane, amusing, reflective of our culture and sophistication, and breathtaking, like Canada itself.
Canada and Nuclear Safety
Canada's nuclear-safety watchdog appears to be too cozy with the industry it's supposed to monitor, suggests an independent report. Critics have gone further, saying the commission's closed-door sessions with nuclear interests should raise alarms that the regulator is being co-opted.
Nike Dumps Canada's Favourite Passtime
Nike just couldn't do it Thirteen years after it skated into the hockey industry with its purchase of the world's largest hockey company, Nike is abandoning Canada's national game Last week, the iconic sports company whose simple swoosh logo is among the world's most recognized.
It is painful to be a Canadian
Stephen Yeates has lived an odyssey of pain. Over the past eight years the 53-year-old family man has deteriorated from a robust director and cinematographer for TV commercials to someone who can leave his home for only a few hours at a time.