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Tapping the social media keg

  • Cover Story
Written by  Robert Todd Issue Date: February 2010

Typing the word Molson into a Facebook search reveals more than just the official page of the Canadian brewing giant.

He’s in the game

  • Professional Profile
Written by  Vawn Himmelsbach Issue Date: February 2010

Electronic Arts Canada senior counsel Brian Dartnell
Video games allow children and adults alike to be superstar athletes, soldiers of fortune, or great warriors of lore. 

 

Getting the green to go green

  • Industry Spotlight
Written by  Paul Brent Issue Date: February 2010

The photovoltaic array on the rooftop of Air Miles operator LoyaltyOne Inc.'s headquarters in Mississauga, Ont., is capable of producing 165 kilowatts of green electricity each hour.
The 800-panel solar photovoltaic array adorning the rooftop of the Mississauga, Ont. headquarters of LoyaltyOne Inc. produces enough electricity an hour to power 16 homes. This gives the corporate offices of the Air Miles operator the largest solar photovoltaic array in Canada, capable of producing 165 kilowatts every hour.

 

Church and state

Written by  Kelly Harris Issue Date: February 2010

HydroOne Networks Inc. senior counsel Sanjeev Dhawan.
There is a common refrain amongst those in the in-house bar; they are either lawyers first and businesspeople second or the other way around. 

 

Worldwide unions

  • Labour & Employment
Written by  Henry Dinsdale and Jeff Goodman Issue Date: February 2010

The emerging joint global strategy of domestic unions and their international counterparts promises to be increasingly consequential for North American companies.

 

Licensed to lend

  • Real Estate
Written by  Andrea L. Centa Issue Date: February 2010

The credit crunch has meant borrowers looking to purchase commercial real estate have to be creative to obtain financing to complete transactions when traditional methods are unavailable due to loan-to-value ratios.

 

Rising from the ashes

  • cover Story
Written by  Robert Todd Issue Date: January 2010

Hhgregg Appliances Inc. recently signed a lease to take over a massive building to house its new central distribution centre in Brandywine, Md. The news might not be all that surprising for the specialty electronics outfit that has opened nine new stores in the past two months, despite all the economic soothsayers warning of slower consumer spending from now until forever. What is interesting is the 393,440-square-foot building once housed a Circuit City distribution centre. 

 

Cross-border counterparts

  • Building pipelines is a North American affair for Enbridge
Written by  Vawn Himmelsbach Issue Date: January 2010

(L to R) Tyler Robinson of Enbridge Inc. in Canada and Joel Kanvik of Enbridge Inc. in the U.S.
Running pipelines from Alberta across the border into the U.S. has its challenges — not only from a business perspective, but a legal one as well. The legal environments on both sides of the border are similar, but the devil is always in the details, and the legal teams have to work together to keep business running smoothly, no matter where they’re located.

 

The big picture

  • Incentives abound in the cross-border movie industry
Written by  Paul Brent Issue Date: January 2010

The millions of ’tweens packing their local theatre to watch the second instalment of the Twilight series may not realize, or even care, that the Forks, Wash., school where Edward Cullen and Jacob Black vie for Bella Swan’s affection is actually Vancouver’s David Thompson Secondary School.

 

Crossing the 49th

  • Tough employment conditions lead to crackdown on foreign employees
Written by  Daryl-Lynn Carlson Issue Date: January 2010

A simple slip of the tongue can be all it takes for business travellers to be refused entry into the United States, sometimes even if the slip comes off someone else’s tongue. 

 

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