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Entrepreneurs plan big picnic

More than 1,000 entrepreneurs from across Canada are having a massive picnic on the front lawn of the Fairmont Empress Hotel on Aug. 11 as part of Epicure Selections' annual national conference.

European worries pull down TSX

The Toronto stock market turned negative Tuesday as traders began to think twice about their optimism over Europe's efforts to rescue its struggling economy. The S&P/TSX composite index weakened 93.17 points to close at 11,664.

On the move

Natasha Thambirajah, a policy adviser at the Ministry of Health, has joined the board of the Island Sexual Health Society, one of the largest sexual health clinics in the province.

B.C. pipeline tax revenue can't match others

Report draws comparison to Alberta, Ontario, which will gain much more

Firms study interest in Alaska pipeline

Companies consider transporting gas to Alaskan or 91原创 sites

North America sales lift Chrysler to profit

Chrysler's almost total reliance on North America used to be a huge weakness, one that sent the company into bankruptcy. Now it's a major strength.

Police probe beehive heist

Police are searching for a thief with sticky fingers, but it's not money or jewels that has gone missing.

IBM wins $1-billion deal

IBM Corp. said it had won a 10-year, $1-billion business consultant services contract with building materials supplier Cemex SAB de CV.

Ex-general joins Halifax firm

Canada's former top soldier has joined the board of a Halifax defence and simulation firm. Atlantis Systems Corp. said retired general Rick Hillier will join the board of directors.

Penny wins reprieve for Christmas season

The penny's days are still numbered, but the controversial 91原创 coin is getting a last-minute reprieve before it's finally killed off as a circulated currency.