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April 8, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Think You're Eating Tuna? Think Again DNA analysis shows 33 per cent of fish sold in grocery stores, restaurants and sushi venues in the U.S. is mislabelled, according to a recent study conducted at the Biodiversity Institute of Ontario (BIO) at the University of Guelph. Continue reading... Replacing Staff With Foreign Workers? That's 'Unacceptable' Broadcasters Are Really Starting To Worry About 'Cord-Cutters' McDonald's Canada Goes On Huge Hiring Spree Think You're Eating Tuna? Think Again Are McJobs Canada's Future? Changes And Challenges Ahead For Big Banks Think You're Eating Tuna? Think Again Why Is This The Quitting Generation? Why Is This The Quitting Generation? Think You're Eating Tuna? Think Again LOOK: Canadian Company Builds Invisibility Cloak For Soldiers MARNI SOUPCOFF The Week in Review: Can CanCon Rules Survive Netflix? This week, we learned that about one in five Canadian television subscribers has said goodbye to cable or satellite contracts and opted to get his TV fix from streaming and over-the-air sources instead. This makes me wonder about the future of Canadian content rules. Mandating the percentage of CanCon that gets aired works in the cable monopoly model, but it's a tough feat when consumers are selecting and purchasing what they will watch on an individual show-by-show basis. Government's attempts at force-feeding viewers particular categories of pedigreed entertainment are going to become a losing proposition. Continue reading... MOHAMED A. EL-ERIAN Hey, They Are Stretching the Truth Way Too Far I was struck by what came out of the Troika this week after it finished negotiating the program with the authorities in Cyprus. This is not the first time officials bungle an element of the Cypriot rescue. Continue reading... DIANE FRANCIS Why Are We Letting Tax Cheats Rob Canada? This latest scandal claims there are 450 Canadians who may be hiding money offshore. The only solution is to impose sanctions and travel restrictions on dirty money havens and to pursue, as ruthlessly as the IRS does, deposits belonging to corrupt dictators, drug cartels or tax deadbeats. Continue reading... MARY MANNING CLEVELAND Is New Technology Destroying Jobs? Big corporations, especially big monopolistic corporations, tend to carry labor-saving technology too far. They automate too soon and too much. The reasons are pretty obvious once you think about it. Continue reading... 29SECRETS Signs You're in the Wrong Career Everyone experiences periods of frustration and dissatisfaction at work, but how do you know it's something that's negatively impacting your life, and that you are ready to jump ship? Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.