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eCANADA'S PREMIERE BUSINESS MAGAZINE SINCE DAY 1790

The oldest economic magazine in eCanada, it once operated regular columns when there were things to talk about, but the days of interesting things here has long since past.

Head Office in Vancouver, field offices in Los Angeles and Toronto.

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[TSC] Another typical farewell article

17 • Day 2,127, 00:12 • Published in Canada Canada • Social interactions and entertainment Social interactions and entertainment



At this time of the week, MarketMatters should be out and running by now. It isn't. The title says it all, I'm leaving. I don't know when or even if I'm coming back.

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MarketMatters # 23. New Name, Old Spiel

12 • Day 2,119, 17:22 • Published in Canada Canada • Financial business Financial business



Shoi has started his weekly articles back up, and 3 months seems like a long enough hiatus. TSPWTTM, NAMW, MarketMatters. Whatever you call it, It's back! Since the last edition, Gold prices are down. … read more »

12

Sad wolf is Sad

8 • Day 2,105, 13:50 • Published in Canada Canada • Political debates and analysis Political debates and analysis





Sad wolf is Sad. Why is sad wolf sad? cause the last glitch that happened means that some capable candidates from … read more »

11

Party Favours

7 • Day 2,097, 21:16 • Published in Canada Canada • Social interactions and entertainment Social interactions and entertainment



IPC, you may have noticed my absence (no you didn't, don't kid youself). I have left the IPC for a new chapter in eLife, but before I head to the States or the eUK, I thought I may as well have a … read more »

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And the winner is... August Country President Elections. Final Results.

17 • Day 2,084, 10:42 • Published in Canada Canada • Political debates and analysis Political debates and analysis



1/2 regular articles back online is decent, hopefully I will get NAMW back up within a few weeks. Of course, there is no real reason to relaunch an economic review when the economy is non-existent.
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