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LCBO HQ to be sold to help reduce Ontario’s $16B deficit - CityNews
Posted by Raymond (#5) 96 days ago (http://www.citytv.com)
The LCBO headquarters in downtown Toronto will be sold and redeveloped, as part of the Ontario government's efforts to reduce its $16-billion deficit, the finance minister says.
The sale is expected to generate more than $200 million...
The sale is expected to generate more than $200 million...
A judge has blocked an attempt by B.C. Premier Christy Clark to have the court case of a Stanley Cup rioter televised.
Provincial court Judge Malcolm MacLean has denied an application by the Crown to broadcast the sentencing of 20-year...
Provincial court Judge Malcolm MacLean has denied an application by the Crown to broadcast the sentencing of 20-year...
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Asia key as U.S.
Posted by dacwallinw (#1) 96 days ago (http://news.yahoo.com)
From Yahoo! News: LONDON (Reuters) - Western states hope new oil sanctions will deter Tehran from pursuing its disputed nuclear program but ultimately it will be China, India and other Asian powers that determine their effectiveness impact on already volatile Iranian politics. Both the United States and European Union have introduced tough new restrictions coming into force later this year and de
The giant bookseller files a motion, saying the decision by an administrative law judge reached 'erroneous conclusions' and was based on 'a misstatement of the facts.' Read this blog post by Jay Greene on Microsoft.
The Pirate Bay Will Stop Serving Most Torrent Files Feb. 29
Posted by valentinmn (#36) 96 days ago (http://mashable.com)
The Pirate Bay plans to stop serving .torrent files for most files in its database on Feb 29.