Canadian student’s discovery could prevent cancer — and HIV
Caitlin Miron has found something huge: A week ago she was honoured for discovering a chemical compound with the ability to prevent cancer growth, but it could also have significant applications in halting the spread of HIV, too. In an exclusive interview with Yahoo Canada News, the Ontario PhD student revealed why her discovery could […]
5 ways to boost your chances of getting a promotion in 2018
If you didn’t get a promotion in 2017, or if you’re hoping to get another one in 2018, making a plan to get ahead now is a good idea. Getting a promotion doesn’t happen instantly, often it takes months, or years, to lay the groundwork. Career coaches and authors recommend setting up a meeting with […]
Should Canadian Oil Stocks Be on Your Buy List Now?
Equity markets are trading at record highs, but the Canadian energy sector remains mired in a multi-year slump. Let’s take a look at the current situation to see if it might be time for contrarian investors to start adding some beaten-up oil producers to their portfolios. Oil market West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil has enjoyed […]
City of Edmonton cancels New Year’s Eve outdoor celebrations due to cold weather
Edmonton has cancelled its outdoor activities on New Year’s Eve due to the extremely cold weather. The city made the decision late Saturday evening to cancel the main stage performances, hayrides, ice carving, bonfires and bannock-making, joining several other major Canadian cities that pulled the plug on outdoor celebrations due to the cold. Fireworks will […]
Ontario businesses raise prices, consider cutting staff as minimum wage increases
TORONTO — Ontario’s new $14 per hour minimum wage does not take effect until Jan. 1, but Chris Stevens has already taken steps to ensure his restaurant can afford the added expense. The co-owner of Kaboom Chicken in Toronto’s Leslieville neighbourhood has raised menu prices in anticipation of the wage hike. He and his business […]