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	Encyclopedia: List of Canadian companies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Canadian National Railways logo or herald (used pre-1960) Network Map of Canadian National Railway The Canadian National Railway (CN; AAR reporting marks CN, CNA, CNIS), known as Canadian National Railways (CNR) between 1918 and 1960, and Canadian National/Canadien National (CN) from 1960 to present, is a Canadian Class...
		Kruger Inc is a Canadian company which works in the pulp and paper industry, founded in 1904 by Joseph Kruger.
		Parasuco is a Canadian apparel company with focus on the young and fashion oriented consumer.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/List-of-Canadian-companies (2756 words)

	Canadian companies and privacy - The Privacy Connection - ETHICS & PRIVACY - Magazine - Darwin Online for Informed ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Canadian companies are more likely to have a formal redress process for customers and other stakeholders to respond to queries and concerns about how personal information is used, shared and retained.
		Canadian companies appear to hold their vendors and other third parties to higher standards or due diligence requirements.
		Canadian companies appear to require more rigorous data quality controls and monitoring requirements for transacting and moving of personal information about employees and customers, especially when the application involves trans-border movement.
	www.darwinmag.com /read/070104/ponemon.html?action=print (1230 words)

	CANADA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		It not only opens the way for the Canadian company to expand its activities but also allows it to acquire exporting experience which is vital for tackling other, much more complex international markets.
		Canadian companies now can bid on all large U.S. government construction projects and use Canadian-made building equipment and materials for the work.
		Canadian companies have developed strength in the growing field of computer-telephone integration.
	web.idirect.com /care/public/canada19.htm (1230 words)

	Computing Canada: Companies bet their futures on brains - Canadian companies must forge long-term partnerships and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The company felt that the former employee's knowledge and expertise were much too valuable and should remain a secret from outsiders.
		Canadian companies must forge long-term partnerships and relationships in an effort to recruit and retain Canadian talent.
		Skilled Canadians will think twice before leaving if made to feel they are wanted by Canadian companies as much as they are desired by their American counterparts.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0CGC/is_n33_v24/ai_21114196 (833 words)

	States hear pitch for cheaper prescription drugs from Canadian companies
		The FDA refuses to certify that Canadian drugs are safe, although it has no examples of Canadian drugs causing illness in the U.S. "Eventually, it's going to all get worked out where the FDA can legalize what's already being done," said Hubert Lincecum, deputy undersecretary of the office of group benefits for Louisiana.
		The drug companies tried to ease drug safety worries, saying they'll only ship drugs in their original sealed packaging, after they talk to a doctor and only when there's a handwritten prescription.
		Canadian drug companies currently sell drugs to thousands of individual Americans, but federal regulators have chosen not to prosecute individuals for breaking the law.
	eldercare.uniontrib.com /news/news/apacanadian.cfm (757 words)

	Pravda.RU:Canadian companies interested in energy projects in Sakhalin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Representatives of 21 Canadian companies are discussing in Sakhalin, the possibility of participating in Russian oil and gas projects.
		The Canadian economic mission, which arrived in Sakhalin yesterday, has begun familiarizing itself with the implementation of Russia's largest oil and gas investment projects on the continental shelf.
		Canadian Ambassador to Russia Christopher Westdal is leading the delegation.
	english.pravda.ru /world/2004/03/15/52788_.html (208 words)

	Operating in Mexico: Effective Cash and Treasury Management South of the Rio Grande
		Canadian suppliers are locating in the zone to be as close as possible to their customers.
		Canadian head-office staff can walk into the office in the morning and know immediately what cheques were cleared through their Mexican accounts the night before.
		Companies can also exercise their head-office control to repatriate funds in their Mexican accounts when they are needed, a major advantage especially for smaller companies doing business in Mexico.
	www.nacm.org /bcmag/bcarchives/2002/bcmJul-Dec/sep02/focus1_9_03.html (1732 words)

	New Socialist Magazine, War and Imperialism, Canadian Style, By David McNally
		While Talisman Energy of Calgary is the Canadian company that has gained the most notoriety in recent years (for its ties to a government that tolerated slavery and used terror against civilians), it is far from an isolated case.
		Earlier this year, for instance, a UN panel charged that eight Canadian mining companies are violating international standards in their business activities in the Congo, where three million people have died in civil wars.
		As the author of a major study of global firms in Canada put it, “Canadian multinationals are not third-rate imitators, but are often at or near the top of their respective industries.” And these corporations are as exploitative and imperialist as can be.
	www.newsocialist.org /magazine/41/article01.html (1256 words)

	Computing Canada: Canadian companies don't get financial respect - high-technology - Company Operations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Canadian high-tech firms might enjoy growth rates similar to their U.S. counterparts, but they don't receive the same attention from investors, according to representatives from Deloitte & Touche.
		While Canadian firms may be growing, "their undervalued stocks suggest Canada is not recognized as a global player," he said.
		Since most Canadian companies tend to be small, they often don't draw the attention of large fund administrators in the U.S., looking for only one or two stocks in a given industry, he said.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0CGC/is_15_25/ai_54413179 (768 words)

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		Canadian companies that manufacture pulp, paper, or solid wood products in Canada are eligible to become NCASI Member Companies, as are companies that own or manage industrial forestlands in Canada.
		A multi-national company operating in Canada may be a Member Company in Canada and, at the same time, a Member Company in another category of membership (in the United States, for example).
		Canadian companies that wish to become Members are invited to contact Kirsten Vice in NCASI's Montreal office to request an application form.
	www.ncasi.org /About/membership/canadian.aspx (887 words)

	Are Canadian companies falling behind? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Canadian small and medium-sized companies (SMEs) should particularly take note, according to a study by the Royal Bank of Canada Financial Group.
		A 2004 Statistics Canada study of Canadian manufacturing plants for the 10-year period 1988 to 1998 reinforced that investments in RandD and advanced manufacturing processes are key attributes of innovative companies.
		Canadian companies — especially SMEs — must strive to be more innovative if we are to successfully compete in the global marketplace.
	www.pwcglobal.com /extweb/manissue.nsf/docid/0158CFD07641ECC385256F6300521E5F (690 words)

	Almost 50% of Canadian Companies are Victims of Economic Crime: PricewaterhouseCoopers Survey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Approximately 40% of Canadian companies surveyed consider asset misappropriation to be the most frequent fraud perpetrated with almost the same percentage of incidents reported.
		Over 50% of Canadian companies and one-third of global companies expect their greatest fraud risk to continue to be asset misappropriation, followed closely by cybercrime.
		Approximately half of the companies both in Canada and on a global level report that economic crime had the greatest impact on staff morale and motivation.
	www.pwcglobal.com /extweb/ncpressrelease.nsf/docid/509D85CA0D7F852885256D5C007FCEB8 (807 words)

	Branham Group Inc. > Branham300 > 2005 Edition
		Canadian companies are ranked based on worldwide revenues whereas multinationals are ranked solely on revenues earned within Canada.
		In certain instances private companies did not disclose their revenues and in some cases Multinationals did not reveal earnings generated in Canada, and as such these companies were excluded from the Branham300.
		If the company is a subsidiary, we determine the level of involvement of the parent company.
	www.branhamgroup.com /branham300/index.php (395 words)

	CBC News:Canadian aerospace companies gain $65 million in funding (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		MONTREAL - Dozens of Canadian aerospace companies received $65 million in federal funding on Tuesday to develop new space technologies and applications on Earth.
		This year, 22 Canadian companies will receive the early Christmas present from the Canadian Space Agency and the federal government.
		Last year, Canadian space manufacturers brought in $1.8 billion in revenue, and almost half came from exports.
	www.cbc.ca /stories/2003/12/02/space_funds031202 (224 words)

	Peru: Regional Strike Against Canadian Mining Companies
		The strike was called to protest the activities of two Canadian mining companies, "whose gold production at the Pierina mine is valued at $50 billion, while the surrounding areas get no benefit at all," according to Rios.
		The Canadian companies Barrick-Misquichilca and Antamina are under fire for not paying adequate taxes to benefit the region; for failing to hire local people -- only five of the total 870 workers on the companies' payroll are from Huaraz; and for using cyanide in their production process.
		The office of the Ancash Prefecture said in a communique that the army presence in Huaraz was necessary "in the face of the abuses committed by groups headed by mayor Waldo Rios, which caused damages to property." Police said the disturbances left five people injured and 10 arrested.
	www.converge.org.nz /lac/articles/news990831a.htm (287 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		An increasing number of Canadian technology companies are incorporating as U.S. entities because of the federal government's regressive tax policy on cross-border mergers, the Canadian e-Business Opportunities Roundtable says in its submission.
		But if the deal involves the Canadian company receiving shares of the U.S. company, it triggers capital gains taxes that must be paid immediately.
		Another solution frequently employed to avoid paying tax is to create a new Canadian company as a wholly owned subsidiary of the merged U.S. firm, and issue special exchangeable shares to the Canadian shareholders.
	www.bspark.com /pages/content/article_NationalPost9192000.shtml (457 words)

	CBC News:Canadian companies lobby for missile shield contracts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The companies say they'll have an easier time winning contracts if the federal government decides to go along with the American plan.
		Canadian firms are hoping to get in on some of the billions of dollars in contracts to develop the missile shield.
		Canadian firms say if Ottawa doesn't go along with the missile shield program, they won't be shut out of bidding on contracts.
	www.cbc.ca /stories/2004/03/16/canada/missileshield040316 (305 words)

	Acquiring US and Canadian companies
		For the smaller or medium sized company, successful in their own small domestic market, the big surprise about the US is the brutality of competition in the US market.
		Information about companies and their performance is as much an attribute of the products and services they provide as the actual product/service itself.
		While there are companies that have thrived based upon their international reputations, the general trend in the US market is for foreign ownership to be considered a disadvantage.
	www.eclicktick.com /acquiring_us_and_canadian_companies.htm (479 words)

	Deloitte Survey Says Canadian Financial Companies Lag in Risk Management
		As financial services companies around the world recognize the importance of risk management, they are beefing up their risk management capabilities and elevating the risk management function within the organization.
		Nevertheless, a recent biannual study by Deloitte found that Canadian companies tended to lag behind the rest of the world in this endeavor, especially in establishing a senior officer responsible for the function.
		Approaches varied, with many companies opting for a centralized risk management function or a mix of a centralized and decentralized function, and some elevating the function to a risk management committee at the board level.
	www.afponline.ca /pub/res/news/ns_20050314_survey.html (465 words)

	Canadian Government & Mining Companies Pursuing Guatemalan Riches
		If the Canadian government feels so strongly about mining as a tool of good development economics, then why would Canada not support the efforts of Guatemalan-owned and operated mining companies to explore and exploit their own resources, for themselves...
		I have been following the national debate in Guatemala on the impact of mining, and as several Canadian companies have been implicated in this debate, I think it would be useful to examine the Canadian mining experience.
		I understand that one of the responsibilities of an ambassador is to look after the investments of companies from his country and therefore, as many of the transnational mining companies are based on Canadian capital, Mr.
	www.minesandcommunities.org /Action/press498.htm (2947 words)

	E-COMMERCEALERT - News Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Nearly half of all Canadian companies have registered dot-ca domain names, according to Impact Research, which attributes the growing percentage to the trust and geographical reference associated with the dot-ca extension.
		The study noted that 45 per cent of Canadian companies have registered at least one URL with a dot-ca extension, and that dot-ca registrations account for 38 per cent of all Web sites registered by Canadian companies.
		While the Impact Research study showed the dot-ca suffix is preferred by smaller Canadian companies that focus on the domestic market and the dot-com suffix by larger, more international firms, Brulotte insisted the dot-ca is overall a better tool for reaching Canadians.
	www.e-commercealert.com /article487.html (513 words)

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	ROB Magazine Top 1000 - 2002 File Download Home Page
		The companies ranked are the 1,000 largest publicly traded Canadian corporations, by assets.
		Companies are ranked according to their after-tax profit in the most recent fiscal year, excluding extraordinary items.
		The companies ranked are private Canadian corporations, which do not issue publicly traded shares, and represent a significant part of Canadian economic activity.
	www.globehysales.com /rob_download/download00.htm (678 words)

	Canadian Stocks - Equities in Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Companies that benefit from the increase demand from China can also be invested if they present good value, and adequate profiting prospects.
		In reality, investing in Canadian companies would on one hand expose yourself to more companies related to natural resources, on the other hand hedge yourself against the expected depreciation of the US dollar and the appreciation of Canadian dollar.
		The Canadian central bank, the Bank of Canada, reduced its target rate, or overnight funding rate on July 15, 2003, September 3, 2003, January 20, 2004, and March 2, 2004.
	chinese-school.netfirms.com /abacus-stocks-Canada.html (442 words)

	Bloomberg.com: Canada
		The staffing company's net Canada employment outlook, which subtracts the percentage of Canadian companies that plan to fire workers from the share that expect to add jobs, fell 1 percentage point to 18 percent.
		Canadian employers added 26,600 workers in February as government hiring offset job cuts by exporters amid a stronger currency.
		The gains have come even as the Canadian dollar rose as much as a third in the past two years, slowing the exports that make up 40 percent of the country's C$1.1 trillion ($960 billion) economy, the world's eighth largest.
	www.bloomberg.com /apps/news?pid=10000082&sid=as1DEpjVVLAo&refer=canada (674 words)

	Opportunities for Canadian companies
		Canadian companies wishing to tap into markets in Hong Kong and China should come to Hong Kong, which is an attractive location for manufacturing which requires quick response or high precision.
		"More importantly, by establishing in Hong Kong, Canadian companies will be well placed to sell not only to Hong Kong's thriving population of over 6 million, but also the dynamically growing Asia Pacific region, particularly the vast market of China," she said.
		As very few optical equipment or spectacle frame makers are involved in lens manufacture, Canadian companies which have technologies to offer in this area stand to benefit from the robust demand for lenses.
	www.cic.sfu.ca /hkforum/9608-02.html (789 words)

	Study Compares E-Business Challenges for Canadian, U.S. Companies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Results from the survey of more than 130 North American companies show that almost two-thirds of Canadian and U.S. respondents believe their e-business activities are behind non-traditional competitors, such as dot.coms -- and both countries cite people as one of the main reasons.
		Sixty-two percent of the Canadian companies and 61 percent of the U.S. companies said people are among their top challenges to achieving e-business success, with organizational commitment cited at about the same rate.
		Fifty-six percent of the Canadian respondents say their big problem is "managing who's governing the e-business efforts and how." Only 33 percent of U.S. companies agree.
	www.internetnews.com /bus-news/article.php/3_419521 (645 words)

	Under the Radar: Canadian Energy Companies
		However, very much like Anderson, Alberta Energy is a company you can feel comfortable owning if you believe in the longer-term fundamentals of the natural gas market.
		A majority of the company is held by Hong Kong magnate Li Ka-shing.
		Among the Canadian companies mentioned as possible buyers is Canadian Natural Resources (CED:NYSE - news - commentary - research), another large player in heavy oil.
	www.thestreet.com /funds/chrisedmonds/10000817.html (818 words)

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