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Abstracts: CRTC prods cable firms about new TV channels. Firm bids to protect, profit with Web domain-name plan. Your Christmas gift is in the mail
Abstracts: CRTC ruling may boost phone bills. AT&T boss wants federal action. CRTC review may lead to higher local phone rates
Abstracts: CRTC sets tough guidelines to deregulate telecom industry. BCE's patriarch puts his family first. BCE, Telus battle for customers
Abstracts: CRTC to review its oversight of smaller cable TV operators. Rogeres applies to CRTC to deregulate 2 markets. CRTC ruling favours cable firms
Abstracts: CRTC turns radio on its head with landmark satellite ruling. CHUM to be patient with sports format
Abstracts: Crude awakening. School of hard shocks. All that glisters is not gold or oil
Abstracts: Crude breaches $30 (U.S.) on inventory worries. OPEC aims to keep oil prices high. Ease smog rules or gas prices rise, oil giants warn
Abstracts: Crude gushes through $42 barrier. OPEC unlikely to cut output. OPEC holds the line on production quotas
Abstracts: Crude oil continues freefall as the market grows bearish: Prices plunge to lowest level in a month as fears of supply disruptions abate
Abstracts: Crude plunges below $30. OPEC poised to curb production, not quotas. Crude hits highest level since gulf war
Abstracts: Crude prices suffer major blow. Nexen profit drops in wake of gas fall. TCPL warns of third-quarter charge
Abstracts: Crude steps on the brake and the gas pedal at the same time. As Loonie strikes it rich, oil sands investment wanes
Abstracts: Crude surges on surprise OPEC cut. Prairie grain headed for rebound. Fallout from SARS dampens demand for petrochemicals
Abstracts: Cruel beauty. It's a vision thing. The summer of the big burn
Abstracts: Cruel britannia. Seize the day! A 'new dawn' turns gray
Abstracts: Cruelty is all they have left. Imam of violence. JI: who are they? Why are they targeting Australia? The inside story of Asia's terror network
Abstracts: Cruise ship Australia. Why Australia needs the death penalty. Black and white: Fred McGIll was a polyglot in a land being conquered by the language of elsewhere. Kim Scott muses on a time when Australia was for the white man
Abstracts: Crunch Time: Banks are noted for taking big risks so it comes as a surprise that none of the Australian major has climbed aboard the well performing
Abstracts: Crunch time for league. Wallabies in a stew. In come the pros, out goes the poetry
Abstracts: Crunch time. Peter Carnley: Lunch with Diana Bagnall. Storm cloud
Abstracts: Crusaders Against Junk Faxes Brandish Lawsuits. Ex-F.B.I. Agent And Trader Are Convicted. Players Union Moves Steroids Up on Agenda
Abstracts: Crushed!. 50 hot companies: The get rich list. They've got a hide
Abstracts: Cry in the dark. The money and the box. Fiona Giles, author and academic
Abstracts: CryoCath sails IPO in stormy seas. Biotech Firm Finds New Use for Copper Mine. MDS unit gears up to revive aborted offering
Abstracts: Crystal palace. The new. New Europe. Cherchez la fatty
Abstracts: C Series jet may not save Bombardier. Spurned Sun Life waits for a lucky break. Income trust party's almost over
Abstracts: C Series may help Bombardier take flight so family can cash out. Air Canada in talks to expand fleet
Abstracts: CTV Sportsnet gets into the game to take on TSN. CanWest calls off deal to buy NetStar. Sports TV rivalry turns into pricy fight
Abstracts: CTV won't renew network licence. Torstar applies for TV licences. Canadian TV's court jester has serious matters in mind
Abstracts: Cuban connections. Gold in the hills. Going capitalist on the Canbuck
Abstracts: Cuddy, CEO launch defamation suit. Air Canada furious over data leaked to Westjet. Lawsuits hit Net music downloaders
Abstracts: CueCat scanner sweeps readers to Net. Merged media titans' competitors gird for expected battle. Broadcaster alone at top with $16.6B deal
Abstracts: Cults in America. Is democracy faltering in Latin America? The new voluntarism: is America poised for a surge in good works?
Abstracts: Cults on campus: vulnerable students are easy targets. Has the credit card industry made credit too easily available to teenagers and college students?
Abstracts: Culture clashes. Pop culture in a new light: a book celebrates a surprising array of Canadian cultural icons. The new purveyors of national culture
Abstracts: Culture in crisis. 'A tortuous road': quietly, gays are making progress on rights. Public school shakeup: politicians seize a greater role in Canadian classrooms
Abstracts: Culture of death? Couples reluctant to abandon their frozen embryos. Gun violence: The issues
Abstracts: Culture of speed. A miraculous season: the first six shows at the Shaw Festival are all excellent. Passion for the past: the Shaw Festival's leader hunts down drama
Abstracts: Curbing CEO pay: CEO cult. Curbing CEO pay: Growing pressure. Curbing CEO pay: Foreigners resent U.S. CEO's high pay
Abstracts: Curbing CEO pay: Courts, regulators alerted. Curbing CEO pay: The issues. Should the Pentagon create a database of U.S. students to help bolster recruitment?
Abstracts: Curbing CEO pay: Growing pressure. Domestic Poverty: is a new approach needed to help the poorest Americans? Domestic Poverty: warring on poverty
Abstracts: Curbing CEO pay: Iowa professor helps uncover backdating scandal. Curbing CEO pay: Undue influence
Abstracts: Curbing CEO pay: Iowa professor helps uncover backdating scandal. part 2 Discipline in schools: 'scarlet letter'
Abstracts: Curbing CEO pay: Is CEO pay in the United States out of control? Curbing CEO pay: Backdating exposed
Abstracts: Curbing CEO pay: New laws? Methamphetamine: Mexican 'Super Labs'. Draft debates: Recruiters' woes
Abstracts: Curbing CEO pay: Rules backfire. Curbing CEO pay: Undue influence. Curbing CEO pay: Foreigners resent U.S. CEO's high pay
Abstracts: Curbing CEO pay: Rules backfire. Discipline in schools: state proposals. Discipline in schools: the issues
Abstracts: Curling for dollars: the venerable Brier meets big-time commerce. River showdown: dispute among natives drives fight over salmon
Abstracts: Current accounts. Life in the hothouse. Creation science
Abstracts: Current situation
Abstracts: Current situation: Asylum. Consumer safety: political shifts. Background: Political asylum
Abstracts: Current situation. At issue: can the northern spotted owl's ancient forest habitat be saved without causing widespread unemployment in the Pacific Northwest?
Abstracts: Current situation. At issue: is irradiated food safe to eat?
Abstracts: Current situation: Christian opposition. Coal's comeback: the issues. Coal's comeback: focus on pollution
Abstracts: Current situation: Discrimination or choice? Celebrity cases. Russia and the former Soviet Republics: Cracking down
Abstracts: Current situation: Hardliners score. Buying green: focus on carbon. Courts to decide?
Abstracts: Current situation. In the current climate, PBS highlights education
Abstracts: Current situation; Islam's new appeal. Outlook; gaining recognition. Background: Islam comes to America
Abstracts: Current situation. Outlook. Background
Abstracts: Current situation. part 2
Abstracts: Current situation. part 3
Abstracts: Current situation. part 4
Abstracts: Current situation: Reform plan. Backgorund: Infants in school. Evaluating Head Start: Nationwide studies finally evaluating programs
Abstracts: Current situation: Test and distrust. Aging baby boomers: do aging boomers pose a threat to fiscal solvency? Background: Early roots
Abstracts: Current situation: U.S. tests under way. Current situation: Clinton tackles funding. Do the current attacks on federal judges for being too "activist" threaten judicial independence?
Abstracts: Curse of the spin doctors. Out with the new. The listen-to-me generation
Abstracts: Customers take comfort in Chico's. Prestigious Brooks Brothers chain waits for suitor. Revamped Walmart.com plans launch in time for holiday rush
Abstracts: Cutbacks make frequent-flier goals hard to hit. Laptop Lane keeps fliers plugged in at airport. UAL offers freebies to soothe fliers
Abstracts: Cuts help CAE land in the black. Air Canada profit soars above pack. Clouds part for Bombardier
Abstracts: Cuts in bank expenses, services cited if Ottawa rejects mergers. A big dream that 'was going nowhere.'
Abstracts: Cuts may trigger more travel agent fees. Strike fears fill flights of Northwest's rivals. Northwest's pilots prepare to strike
Abstracts: Cuts take harsh toll on Air Canada employees: Workers fear future holds further concessions, writes. Fast-food transponders create first toll burgers
Abstracts: Cutting back: in the cash-strapped 1990s, government is depending on volunteers to fill the breach. Reality, Ottawa style
Abstracts: Cutting-edge commercials get axed after complaints. New P&G ads tout Charmin as a bear necessity. Beverage titans ram dot-com rivals
Abstracts: Cutting edge in a backwater; phone company on Isle of Man aims to unite the Internet and wireless. Softer outlook for a phone offering
Abstracts: Cutting legal costs: insurance policies are changing home buying. Cutting-edge sounds
Abstracts: Cutting the Web down to size; new tools let you get the information you want (as long as your computer doesn't crash)
Abstracts: Cutting through the fog: in a smart legal brief, Clinton's lawyers pinpoint the holes in Paula Jones's case. 'Israel is here to stay'
Abstracts: Cut to the chase. Rebound ace. Taxing tactics
Abstracts: Cut to the chase. This by-election rates interest. A national flag: voters have been turning away from the nationals for years and things can only get worse-no matter who leads the party
Abstracts: Cut to the quick. Closure time. Dead firm walking
Abstracts: Cybercampaigning. Science in America: program mentors young scientists. Corporate social responsibility: response to globalization
Abstracts: Cyber drugstores feel the heat from US. Generic giant moves in from India. Lapointe leads ConjuChem comeback
Abstracts: Cybermeetings help fill void as SARS scare curtails travel. Bombardier may review dual share structure for NYSE
Abstracts: Cybershoppers get new credit cards after hacking. Mirror, mirror on the Net. Excite logs into business of e-greeting cards
Abstracts: Cyber-sorority. Children in danger: inquests will examine the tragic deaths of nine kids. A matter of opinion: the defence used a poll on the murder case
Abstracts: Cyberspace home to the 2020 market. Canadian Pacific's $18-billion breakup. Canadian Internet use keeps climbing
Abstracts: Cyberspace home to the 2020 market. Nasdaq takes another tumble. TSE, CDNX ready for deal vote
Abstracts: Cyberspace travel. Content unbecoming. Devil Gates drive
Abstracts: Cyber-visionary: a small-screen veteran demystifies the Internet. Jitters down-home in Florenceville
Abstracts: Cymat, Norsk in aluminum foam deal (Norsk Hydro ASA and Cymat Corp.). Investors redeem fewer funds in Dec
Abstracts: Czech carmaker Skoda moving up. Stopover a must: USA has no direct flight to Berlin. World's biggest blimps set sail soon
Abstracts: 'Daddy, they're killing us'. Killing 'the power:' extremists use terror to challenge the regime. Killing Kokoda
Abstracts: Dad reckoning. Angkor man. Your number's up
Abstracts: Daimler, CAW launch health campaign. Toxic stress posing major risks: study. CAW standing firm on wage rollbacks
Abstracts: DaimlerChrysler: A one-sided partnership. Ford sees 35% profit drop. Vehicle sales zoom up by 5% in July
Abstracts: DaimlerChrysler: A one-sided partnership. GM abandons Quebec plant. One-week shutdown to hit DaimlerChrysler, GM plants
Abstracts: DaimlerChrysler bears down on Smart. Apple shares swoon on reported options probe. . U.S. escalates Daimler bribe probe
Abstracts: DaimlerChrysler has halves in name game. Nissan's new clean-air Sentra hits the road in February. Car buying hasn't looked this good in years
Abstracts: DaimlerChrysler hit by more lawsuits, labor unrest. German takeover continues as 3 more U.S. executives quit. DaimlerChrysler loses design leader
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