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Facebook shares drop as initial IPO hysteria fades
Shares in Facebook have begun publicly trading on the Nasdaq stock exchange for the first time. Follow our live blog. ...
Second legislative warrant to be issued for ORNGE founder Chris Mazza
A second warrant will be issued to try and force ORNGE founder Dr. Chris Mazza to testify before the committee investigating the air ambulance scandal. ...
Facebook shares soar before fizzling out. Buzz kill!
The biggest tech IPO in history took off like a slightly-delayed rocket this morning before falling back down, then rebounding slightly. ...
Job cuts will hurt preservation of Canada’s past, say experts
Cuts to Parks Canada will drastically affect the department’s capacity to manage Canada’s national heritage, culture and artifacts, archeologists say. ...
Pearson airport worker dies after machinery accident
A man was airlifted to hospital following an accident at Pearson international airport. ...
You're right, it is more expensive. Canada’s inflation rate up
Statistics Canada says the nation’s inflation rate edged up one-tenth of a point to two per cent in April as the cost of most things ...
Toronto Now: Pearson worker dead after conveyor belt accident
Police received a call to Terminal 1 at 8:42 p.m. Thursday. The 48-year-old man was airlifted to hospital. ...
Third Ontario teachers’ union walks away from Queen’s Park talks
Another Ontario teachers' union has left the provincial bargaining table, the third to walk away from talks since they began in February. ...
Accountant jailed five years for $12 million fraud
Financial controller Timothy Rodkin faces a five-year prison term for bilking his employer of $12 million. ...
Why you should resist buying Facebook on its first day of trading
Even the hottest initial public stock offerings can lose steam after their first day of trading. ...
