CRTC Will Not Review Netflix: Sources
Posted 10.02.2011
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Canada Business
Netflix Inc. won't face regulation in Canada after the country's broadcast agency rejected calls from BCE Inc. and other cable providers that argued t...
Netflix Inc. won't face regulation in Canada after the country's broadcast agency rejected calls from BCE Inc. and other cable providers that argued t...
The government admitted at the Bill C-32 legislative committee that the digital lock rules, which extend far beyond those required for compliance with...
TORONTO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper's office was so seized with controlling public opinion of Canada's shooting war in southern Afghanistan that e...
WINNIPEG - An anonymous letter mailed out to some residents in Winnipeg in the dying days of Manitoba's election campaign that contains a racial slur ...
TORONTO - Activists are planning an occupation of Toronto's financial district, following in the footsteps of protesters currently camped out on Wall ...
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Al-Qaida's top bomb maker in Yemen did not die in a drone strike on a convoy, a top Yemeni official said Sunday, a report that dash...
WATERLOO, Ont. - Research In Motion (TSX:RIM) announced early Monday that the BlackBerry Client app is now available for Microsoft SharePoint.RIM also...
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Oil started the final quarter of 2011 with a whimper.The benchmark price dropped below US$78 a barrel to its lowest level in more tha...
COPENHAGEN (AP) -- Denmark has imposed a “fat tax” on foods such as butter and oil as a way to curb unhealthy eating habits. The Nordic country...
Apple, which will introduce a new iPhone version tomorrow, ships fewer handsets to the world's second-largest mobile-phone market than it does to Norw...
Add a new word to your lexicon: Biopiracy. That’s what U.S.-based agribusiness giant Monsanto has been accused of in India, where the government ...
Canadian companies are now 30% less dependent on exports south of the border than they were 10 years ago, and if Canada’s economy wants to avoid the...
The Harper government is pushing for Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney to be the next head of the Financial Stability Board. Finance Minister Jim Fl...
BEIJING, China - China stepped up its criticism Tuesday of a proposed U.S. law to punish countries with artificially low currencies, saying there woul...
TORONTO - The Canadian dollar continued to lose ground Tuesday as worsening economic prospects and worries about a Greek government default sent trade...
Investors are often warned about October, a month that is notorious for market slides and crashes, and this October is off to an early start. With ...
Canada's oil sands are facing another public-relations defeat with the news that the European Commisssion (EC) will propose designating bitumen extrac...
TORONTO - Forbes ranked Canada as the best country for business on Tuesday, moving up from fourth spot last year, helped by a lower overall tax burden...
SEOUL, South Korea - Samsung says it will file court injunctions in France and Italy seeking to block the sale of Apple's latest iPhone amid an intens...
NEW DELHI - India introduced a cheap tablet computer Wednesday, saying it would deliver modern technology to the countryside to help lift villagers ou...
OMAHA, Neb. - U.S. officials illegally allowed a Canadian company to begin preparing the route for its proposed 2,730-kilometre oil pipeline from west...
The recent argument between JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon and Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney was a rare bit of high drama in Canada's otherwise (thank...
BRUSSELS - The European Union's plan to force international airlines to buy permits for their carbon dioxide emissions is in line with international l...
TORONTO - For once it wasn't a case of the rich getting richer.According to the latest edition of Canadian Business magazine, many of Canada's wealthi...
OTTAWA - The value of building permits issued in August slipped for the second straight month, weighed down by a sluggish commercial construction sect...
