Sunday August 1, 2010
Program director, Peter Wilson, gives business students a leg-up.
Major Canadian companies pledge volunteer hours in efforts to build up community relationships.
Advertisers and employers take advantage of social networks to reach target markets.
By Kaitlin Minsky
July 1st 2010, marked the day the provincial government implemented the new Harmonized Sales Tax. The HST combines Ontario’s PST, eight per cent, with Canada’s GST, five percent. Students should keep in mind that not everything is slapped with the HST tax.
Here is a basic list of commonly purchased goods and services [...]
The 2010 Ontario Budget was released March 25, and it is offering new opportunities for students looking to earn a post-secondary education.
“[As] part of the Open Ontario plan, we will be proposing investments that will help 20, 000 more students go to college or university this September,” Finance Minister Dwight Duncan said.
Duncan spoke at Ryerson [...]
Three and half years after the controversy that left her without a job or words, Jan Wong is teaching at Ryerson and sharing her experiences, good and bad
Along with listing profitable public sector companies, the government has also decided to increase public holding in the listed companies to at least 10 per cent.
With the economy still recovering from one of the worst recessions of a lifetime, and plenty of laid-off workers still looking for jobs, it comes as no surprise that the hiring of fresh graduates from universities and colleges is in decline.
With two weeks of training, Dr.Yuanshun Li, an assistant professor of finance at Ryerson University, prepared a team of four students to participate in an annual Rotman International Case Competition
International law firm Fasken Martineau DuMoilin LLP showcases career opportunities beyond business.
On the second day of the conference, Ryerson students had the chance to listen to a panel discussion between four CEOs from four different corporations; Nadir Mohamed Rogers Communications Inc. Tim Hockey, from TD Financial, Larry Rosen Harry Rosen Inc. and Bill Thomas from KPMG.
The Third Annual Ted Rogers Marketing Conference was held on Thursday night, and involved a panel discussion on the topic of ‘How Technology Has Changed Marketing Strategy’.
he video, filmed and uploaded by U of T student Antonin Mongeau, depicts Whitfield pacing in front of a wall of posters, before cutting to a shot of crumpled EFUT French Club posters
A look back at how politicians fared in 2009
Whether novels or textbooks, there’s no denying a shift from the tactile to the electronic.
The recent opposition to the HST by various consumer groups is understandable but at the same time can be deemed as unfair, primarily because a majority of consumers are unaware of the merits the harmonized tax brings.
Chief economists from Canada’s top five banks assembled at the Sheraton Centre for the Economic Club of Canada’s annual Outlook event