Canadian dollar loses its currency
TORONTO (Oct 11, 2008) - The once-hot loonie was colder than a frozen turkey... G.M. and Chrysler explore merger
By Tom Krisher 
DETROIT — General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC have held preliminary talks... Manufacturing likes low dollar
Lisa Grace Marr 
(Oct 11, 2008) - For the past five years, Ontario's manufacturers have... Big banks relent, OK deeper rate cuts
David Friend 
TORONTO (Oct 11, 2008) - Canada's big banks are passing on more interest rate... Major developments in the economy yesterday:
(Oct 11, 2008) - The Canadian dollar suffers its biggest drop ever, at one... Steel giant sees strong second half
(Oct 11, 2008) - ArcelorMittal expects profits and cash flow to rise in the... Tobacco farmers get dreadful deal
Lisa Grace Marr 
TILLSONBURG (Oct 11, 2008) - The Ontario Flue-Cured Tobacco Growers' Marketing... U.S. bank's shares crash 22 per cent
NEW YORK (Oct 11, 2008) - Morgan Stanley Inc. shares plunged more than 22 per... Welcome to Momstown
Rosie-Ann Grover 
(Oct 11, 2008) - What began as a gag between a few mothers hoping to earn... Stocks tumble on credit fears
Pan Pylas 
The Toronto stock exchange registered a sharp triple-digit slide... Asian, European markets in free fall today
TORONTO — Stock markets in Asia and Europe are extending the desperation which... National Steel Car wins contract for rail cars
HAMILTON (Oct 10, 2008) - National Steel Car has a won a contract to build 232... 107,000 mostly part-time jobs created in September
OTTAWA — Statistics Canada has surprised economists and tossed a wild card... Ontario drives record job growth
OTTAWA–Statistics Canada has surprised economists and tossed a wild card into... Loonie falls to 87.28 cents US
TORONTO (Oct 10, 2008) - The Canadian dollar took another dive yesterday,... S&P ratings review drives GM shares lower
NEW YORK (Oct 10, 2008) - General Motors shares have fallen more than 30 per... Firing migrants wasn't union busting: board
VANCOUVER (Oct 10, 2008) - The B.C. Labour Relations Board has dismissed a... Investment experts support RRIF rule change
Eric Shackleton 
TORONTO (Oct 10, 2008) - With stock markets falling and investments shedding... Local candy man's legacy
Meredith Macleod 
(Oct 10, 2008) - John Watson left the world a sweeter place. Alan Greenspan and the US financial meltdown
By PETER S. GOODMAN 
George Soros, the prominent financier, avoids using the financial contracts...