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Nissan recalls JX35 over gas gauges

Nissan is recalling about 7,800 Infiniti SUVs built this year because the fuel gauges can show gasoline in the tank when there isn't any. The recall includes 1,116 of the sport utility vehicles sold in Canada.

Duty-free rules batter retail

Retail sales in Canada fell in June, widely missing expectations of a small gain as increasingly cautious shoppers pulled back on a number of fronts and overnight trips to the U.S. hit a record high as higher duty-free exemptions kicked in.

New bridal store downtown

Trish Musicco has opened the White Peony, a new bridal boutique and the first in the city to serve individual customers by appointment only. The 1,700-square-foot boutique is in downtown's Design District at 1816 Government St.
Kitimat takes closer look at refinery pitch

Kitimat takes closer look at refinery pitch

A proposal to build a $13-billion refinery in B.C. to process oil from the Northern Gateway pipeline has been criticized for its lack of support, but one B.C. city council is taking a closer look.

Promotion for Town of Sidney finance director

Andrew Hicik was appointed director of corporate services for the Town of Sidney this week, replacing Valla Tinney, who was named director of finance with the District of Saanich last month.

Boeing extends Avcorp wheel deal

Avcorp Industries Inc. says it has signed a five-year contract extension with Boeing to provide the wheel well for the next-generation 737 aircraft.

Pension gaps widen: study

A review of 451 defined-benefit pension plans in Canada and the U.S. by debt rating agency DBRS has found the gap between plan assets and obligations widened significantly last year.

U.S. sales boost Volkswagen line

German carmaker Volkswagen AG says sales rose 11.9 per cent in July as demand in Asia and the United States outweighed slacker sales in crisis-hit western Europe.

Young and old spend equal time job-hunting: report

Older unemployed workers spend as much time looking for a job as younger ones, says a new Statistics Canada study.

Move your money to help economy, bank boss urges

Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney has some blunt advice for 91原创 companies sitting on piles of cash - give it back to shareholders.