It looks like we're back to where we were 2 years ago. The Canadian dollar hit par this morning with the American Dollar. But what exactly does that mean for us Canadians?
We're not talking about looking for a job with us, just in general. It seems more and more potential employers are trying to dig up dirt on their would-be employees.
The Financial Post is reporting that manufacturing sales rose much more than expected in January, led by primary metals, and petroleum and coal products.
There's an interesting editorial piece on Toolmonger titled, "Made In..." This four part series touches on what it means for a tool to be made in a certain region, why some tools cost more than others, and why 'they don't make em like they used to'.
The Bank of Canada announced yesterday that starting in 2011, they will begin issuing a new series of bank notes printed on a "polymer material".
The polymer material will last longer than the cotton paper currently in use, resulting in lower overall production costs and reduced environmental impact.
Since we're known for having 'play money', this seems about right.
When it comes to winning Olympic gold, talent isn't always enough. These days athletes rely on high-tech devices to help them get the upper hand on the competition.
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