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Will the Canadian dollar hit parity with the greenback?
"I am surprised that some contributors believe that a common currency with the U.S. is a good thing. The U.S. will never cede its monetary policy to Canada, or even share control...." writes commenter P.W. Dunn. What do you think?
Financial Facelift
Paying down this mortgage can wait
RRSP or mortgage? Our adviser looks at this age-old question
In review
Required reading: Five essential stories of the week
Meet Canada's $1.2-million cash cow. Find out why Canadians are going crazy for TFSAs and mortgages, and what the guy who started Flickr is up to now
Derek DeCloet
An iPhone app for everyone
What if Canadian wireless junkies could have a set of applications worthy of our fractious media industry?
Telecommunications
Ciena raises bid for some Nortel assets: sources
Raises cash component to $500 million, adds debt
Financial services
Canadian banks to cap 2009 with decent quarter
Profit expected, but barely above year-ago levels
Kraft weighs higher Cadbury bid as rivals circle
Cadbury chairman says prefers Hershey bid over Kraft
Porter: the little airline that could
Porter Airlines was supposed to flop. But founder Robert Deluce has beaten back cutthroat competition, hostile locals and political foes to pose a serious threat to the big airlines in his market niche.
Konrad von Finckenstein 'sick' and Jim Shaw 'tired'
CEO of Shaw Communications says it's time to move on from fight between broadcasters, cable and satellite firms
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Careers
How not to ruin a job interview
It can take months to get an interview but just seconds to blow it. Hiring experts share some of the biggest gaffes candidates make - and how to avoid them
Technology
Flickr co-founder tries his hand at another Web startup
B.C.-based Tiny Speck has big plans to tap the Web interactive wave he helped create with an attempt – still a secret – to take online gaming to another level
Europe
Stronach revives theme park dream
77-year-old Magna founder has revived an idea that landed him in hot water with shareholders a decade ago
Home Cents
The many ways to give
Getting rid of an old car? It can help fund a charity of your choice
Vox
A beaten-up Manulife looks awfully tempting
The selloff seems harsh: Manulife can now absorb greater shocks, and its returns to shareholders are generous
Adhocracy
Tears are not enough – it's also about the brand
In a competitive sector, charities must strive hard to forge an emotional connection
Holidays
2009 Tech Gift Guide
Browse reviews of nearly two dozen of the season's hottest gadgets -- everything from exercise watches to remote-control robots.
