CEOs Rake It In.. Illicit Asian Cash.. Where RIM Still Rules

January 2, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Canada's CEOs Running Away With Wage Gains Canada's 100 highest-earning CEOs will have earned as much as the average Canadian earns in a year by 1:18 p.m. on Jan. 2, according to a new analysis from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA). Continue reading... Illicit Chinese Cash Flooding Canada's Real Estate Market: Report Here's Where RIM's BlackBerry Still Rules Why Canadians' Paycheques Will Be Smaller This Year Canadian Polymer Bills Alleged Melting Issue A Matter Of National Security? Best Canadian Commercials Of 2012 Fiscal Cliff Deal: Bill Heads To House After Early-Morning Approval By Senate JENIK RADON, ESQ. The Walmart Corruption Scandal: Watershed Moment for Mexico? Will he take up the fight and turn the Walmart scandal into a catalyst for reform? President Peña must give life to his anti-corruption agenda. Continue reading... ED LAWLER Lost Manufacturing Jobs: Good Riddance? Before we accept the loss of many low skilled manufacturing jobs as a major negative for the U.S. and that it should be halted and perhaps even reversed, it is important to put it in the context of what we know about the social impact of simple, repetitive work. Continue reading... YUMMY MUMMY CLUB Should a Kindergartener Have an iPad? The new iPad mini is the perfect size for my junior kindergartener. However, does a JK really warrant owning a computer? I tend to think not. Already it seems there is this mad scramble going on to ensure that our kids are equally if not more tech-savvy than their peers. There is plenty of time to hone his keypad skills but the window for developing his imagination seems to close a little every day. Continue reading... ADAM LEVIN It's Not You, It's Your Credit Score: 7 Ways to Improve It in 2013 Rather than viewing a credit profile as manifestation of one's ability to manage money, I prefer to think of it as a self-awareness tool, and self-awareness is an attractive quality. So how self-aware are you when it comes to your credit? Continue reading... JOHN F. GRAY Made In Vancouver Moj.io Gives Your Car More Mojo Imagine not fumbling for your key fob to open car doors. With Vancouver-designed Moj.io, your car senses the proximity of your phone, and unlocks the car door for you. Don't fret about forgetting to turn off the house lights or locking the doors. Moj.io notices you've left the driveway and locks up the house for you. It also dims all the lights in your house, saving you money on energy costs. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here Unsubscribe here.