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Extending your Reach.(Canadian businesses adapting to the world market): An article from: CMA Management by Ray Suutari, 2001-03-01 Keeping it green: EDC reporting system ensures greater environmental compliance and a stronger place for Canadian business. If you're looking to invest ... issues): An article from: CMA Management by John Cooper, 2004-12-01 Team Canada's changing profile: while Asia and Europe continue as key destinations for Canadian business, the way companies are participating on the ground ... evolving.: An article from: CMA Management by John Cooper, 2006-05-01 The History of Canadian Business, Volume I: 1867-1914 by R Naylor, 1975-01-01 Business Wire : Former Technology Consultant to the Canadian Minister of Industry Enters into Consulting Relationship with Homeland Integrated Security Systems, Inc. -HISC- to Develop Cyber Noze. Quest for quality. (salmon quality)(includes related article on Canadian quality control) (Industry Overview): An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Douglas Schneider, 1992-04-01 U.S. Travel by Canadian Seniors in Canada: A Strategic Entry Report, 1997 (Strategic Planning Series) by The Services Industries Research Group, 1999-02-16 Canadian Energy Policy and the Struggle for Sustainable Development Selling Themselves: The Emergence of Canadian Advertising by Russell Johnston, 2001-01-20 Soft Is Hard: Barriers and Incentives in Canadian Energy Policy by Pat Spurlock Elder, 1984-07 Last Canadian Beer: The Moosehead Story by Harvey Sawler, 2008-12 ROUNDTABLE FORUM: CANADIAN ENERGY by The Wall Street Transcript, 2003-12-15 From Politics to Profit: The Commercialization of Canadian Daily Newspapers, 1890-1920 by Minko Sotiron, 2005-10-11 At the End of the Final Line: A Brief History of Aircraft Manufacturing at Canadian Vickers and Canadair Rom 1923 to 1984 by Patrick J. Campbell, 2006-06-30

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41. UVM Canadian Studies Program * Canadian Links - Business And Industry
    More canadian business sites canadian Exchange Rates Telephone Lookup Postal CodeLookup industry Canada The Daily Stats canadian Internet business Directory.  
    http://www.uvm.edu/~canada/b&i.htm

42. Business Facilities For Foreign Companies
    Top Menu businesses Conventions business Development The canadian industry Trade Center (CITC). 2001 City of Yokohama. All rights reserved.  
    http://www.city.yokohama.jp/me/keizai/enterp/e/citc-e.html

43. Industry Canada Investment Canada Notification Form
    e) does not apply to the establishment of a new canadian business continue Pleasesend this form to industry Canada Director of Investments 235 Queen Street  
    http://icnet.ic.gc.ca/investcan/enotnew.htm

44. Industry Canada Investment Canada Act INVESTOR
    Industrie Canada/industry Canada, ENGLISH . The name and address of the canadianbusiness;; A short English description of the canadian business activities.  
    http://icnet.ic.gc.ca/investcan/natiseng.htm

45. Business & Industry Services, Canadian Valley Technology Center
    business industry SERVICES. General Information. business Development Center. CanadianValley Technology Center, El Reno Campus, Copyright © 11/2000.  
    http://www.cvvt.org/bisnew/main.htm
    
    Extractions: General Information Business Development Center Contract Bidding/Bid Assistance View/Download our Class Brochure for class and enrollment information (.pdf format) View/ Download our Current Changes since publishing the brochure (.pdf format) Safety Training Customized Training Management Training ROPES Course ... Contact the Webmaster

46. Business Policies And Guidelines - Guidelines For Working With Industry
    with canadian industry in competition for international business if ESS can providea product or service that would result in a competitive advantage to  
    http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/ess/business/buspol/buspol_workingwithindustry_e.htm
    
    Extractions: Contact Us Help Search Canada Site Navigate site: Please select... 1. ABOUT US - About us (BDO) - Organization Chart - Contact the BDO - Business Plan - Guidelines for Measuring Client satisfaction - Mid-Year and Year-End Report Templates - Related Links - Cost Recovery - GC Revolving Fund - Cost Recovery - GSC - Guidelines for Measuring Client Satisfaction - Guidelines for Working with Industry - Intellectual Property - MOUs - Partnerships and Collaborative Work - Pricing and Distribution Policy - Quality Management Initiative - Related links - Service Standards - Service Standards/Quality - Standard Contracts 4. WORKING WITH BUSINESSES IN CANADA - Brochures - Business Opportunities Bulletin - Guidelines for Working with Industry - Pricing and Distribution Policy - Related Links - Slide presentations - Upcoming Exhibits and conferences 5. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT - Canadian Earth Sciences Capabilities - Earth Sciences Sector Export Team - International Business Coordination Committee - International Markets - Export Assistance - Trade Events - Earth Science Related Links Home What's New Site Map ESS Site ... Guidelines for Measuring Client Satisfaction Guidelines for Working with Industry Intellectual Property MOUs Partnerships and Collaborative Work Pricing and Distribution Policy ... Service Standards

47. E-CommerceBC.Net Industry Canada E-Com Info Capsules
    The canadian business Map. ECom Info Capsules - Provided by industryCanada. Please note that this material is provided by industry  
    http://www.e-commercebc.net/ic_cap_1series2o.html
    
    Extractions: Home/Index/Home Editorial The Canadian Business Map E-Com Info Capsules - Provided by Industry Canada Please note that this material is provided by Industry Canada, and it does not necessarily represent the view(s) of E-CommerceBC.Net The Canadian Business Map is an online tool which brings together information and links to Canadian business resources on a geographical basis. It offers access to international, national, provincial/territorial and municipal sources of strategic business news, statistics and analysis. Within its various levels, the Canadian Business Map provides links to: • company and association directories

48. Business Plan Pro 2003 - #1 Business Plan Software
    Designed for canadian entrepreneurs and small business owners. to help you start abusiness in Canada Builtin industry Info—Thousands of industry Profiles to  
    http://www.paloalto.com/ps/bc/

49. Canadian Business Information: Special Report On The Financial Services Industry
    What we're seeing in canadian financial services is a reconfiguring of the industry, said David They can do business wherever, and with whomever they  
    http://www.insurance-canada.ca/business/canada/CapGem200110.php
    
    Extractions: Insurance-Canada.ca provides information about the Business of Insurance in Canada Professional Info Overview Our Free Weekly Newsletter Our Consulting Services News and Events Professional Information by Subject Area Insurance Distribution CSIO Insurance Portal Policy Management Claims ... Marketing Insurance Professional Info: Where to get Products and Services Directory of Providers Insurance-Canada.ca Overview What's New Privacy Feedback/Contact Us ... print this article Business of Insurance Information in Canada Greater choice, more competition means now is a good time to be a financial services customer TORONTO (Canada), October 1, 2001 The Report, entitled Paths to Differentiation , surveyed 250 senior executives from over 100 financial services organizations in 13 countries, including 50 executives from 20 of Canada's leading banks and insurance companies. "What we're seeing in Canadian financial services is a reconfiguring of the industry," said

50. Canadian E-Business Information: E-Content Industry's Merit Award Winners Announ
    seminar for the econtent industry about academic INFORMATION HIGHWAYS assists Canadiane-Content professionals based knowledge and e-business resources that  
    http://www.insurance-canada.ca/ebusiness/canada/Web200204.php
    
    Extractions: Insurance-Canada.ca provides information about the rapidly evolving Internet and e-business impact on insurance, from directions to solutions Professional Info Overview Our Free Weekly Newsletter Our Consulting Services News and Events Professional Information by Subject Area Insurance Distribution CSIO Insurance Portal Policy Management Claims ... Marketing Insurance Professional Info: Where to get Products and Services Directory of Providers Insurance-Canada.ca Overview What's New Privacy Feedback/Contact Us ... print this article Merit Award Winners Announced at e-Content Industry's Annual Gala Dinner Toronto, March 26, 2002 The Canadian e-Content Award Winners were announced at the e-Content industry's prestigious Gala Dinner on the evening of March 25th. Launched in 1996, the Canadian Online Product Awards, as they were then known, were developed to recognize and honour e-content products and services used by Canadian organizations and individuals. A panel of industry experts and users of e-content products for Canadians decided this year's winners, after months of deliberation. "We had an excellent array of products to evaluate, and the competition was fierce this year," said Juanita Richardson, Chairperson of the Judging Committee. "The winning products are those that display especially high levels of innovation, vision, functionality, ease of use, market fit and content."

51. Mohawk College: For Business & Industry
    Wentworth business Information Network; HamiltonWentworth's Public InformationCentre; HRDC Training Directory; Modern Foundries Technology Institute; canadian  
    http://www.mohawkc.on.ca/business.html

52. CANADIAN BUSINESS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS [262]
    per year appearing in over 500 canadian popular magazines and business periodicals,as of a wide range of company, product, and industry information.  
    http://library.dialog.com/bluesheets/html/bl0262.html

53. Databases With SF As A Search Option [SF=]
    industry™ 9; business Management Practices ® 13; business Dateline ®635; business Week623; business Wire (Mar 1999present)610; canadian business  
    http://library.dialog.com/bluesheets/html/bliSF1.html

54. Forest Industry Network - A Global Directory Of Forestry, Logging, Harvesting An
    A global directory of forestry, logging, trucks and timber forwarders.Category business Agriculture and Forestry Trucks and Vehicles Magazines industry Events. canadian Forest Industries. Editorial Servitude as a business Model Consider a career in logging!  
    http://www.forestindustry.com/

55. Canadian Music Industry Resources
    Album Reviews Band Interviews MP3 Directory Message Boards Radio Guide Music By GenreLyrical Gems industry Links Music canadian Music business Directory,  
    http://www.canehdian.com/industry.html

56. Canadian Tourism Commission
    A consortium of tourism related national public/private sector partners. Provides organisation profile, Category Regional North America Canada Travel and Tourism information to help you to make profitable business decisions and from opportunitiesto collaborate online with other members of the canadian Tourism industry.  
    http://www.canadatourism.com/en/ctc/ctc_index.cfm
    
    Extractions: If you operate a business that helps to promote tourism in Canada and your livelihood depends on the success of the tourism industry, you'll want to join the CTX today You'll benefit from an abundance of valuable information to help you to make profitable business decisions and from opportunities to collaborate online with other members of the Canadian Tourism Industry.

57. Codes Of Conduct - Industry Codes
    International Code of Ethics for canadian business This code was group of corporations,along with canadian academics of the Sporting Goods industry Model Code  
    http://www.codesofconduct.org/industry.htm

58. CANADIAN BUSINESS TECH 100
    picks up, so will Geac, which makes software for industry and business applications. atthe wall, says Tony Warzel, manager of the GWL canadian Science and  
    http://www.canadianbusiness.com/tech100/article4.htm
    
    Extractions: Here's what some of Canada's top tech fund managers are buying anadian Business's annual Tech 100 tells you a lot about Canadian high-tech companies-which has the most revenue, which makes money and which loses the most. But it doesn't tell you the whole story. Which of Canada's tech companies, for instance, are a good bet for investors trying to pick their way through a stock market minefield? We talked to portfolio managers at some of the country's biggest and best-performing science and tech mutual funds about their top choices in the sector. As it turns out, there are still a few Canadian tech firms that can make you money after all. Robert McWhirter Triax Investment Management Inc. Robert McWhirter, vice-president and portfolio manager at Triax Investment Management Inc., has a name for the quantitative model he uses to pick stocks in the tech sector: Einstein. While McWhirter's model may not be quite as well known as the theory of relativity, the name does get to the nub of his investment strategy-comparing the relative earnings growth of tech stocks with their relative trading values. "I'm screening for the most attractive stocks given what the earnings estimates are and what price-to-earnings multiple they're trading at in relation to everyone else," he says. McWhirter has seen a fair bit of success in the beat-up tech world. The Northwest Specialty Innovations fund he manages on behalf of Northwest Mutual Funds Inc., for example, returned 17.59% in the six months ended April 30, while the Nasdaq index lost 0.12%.

59. CANADIAN BUSINESS TECH 100
    to mention booze and eye candy—for VIPs of the interactive gaming industry. 49 onthe canadian business Tech 100) unveiled 23 new products, including a dance  
    http://www.canadianbusiness.com/tech100/article2.htm
    
    Extractions: Mad Catz makes wireless game controllers, and CEO Morris Perlis is gunning for the big players When you get down to it, says Perlis, Mad Catz has something the Big Three video game companies don't: wireless. If it can stay a few steps ahead, Mad Catz has a shot at blasting holes in first-party sales. After all, when you're working the controls for Lara Croft, you want a device that really lets you kick back on the couch.

60. CEOExpress: Business Portal For Executives Created By A CEO
    Desktop to fast access to news and information for executives.Category News Breaking News business and Economy Int'l Stats Market Research WorldSkip Wrights Research Center By CountryAsia Blue Book of canadian business canadian industry Research canadian  
    http://www.ceoexpress.com/

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