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22 January 2011

Black Smoke Traffic

For the week of January 17 to 21, the top 10 Bond Papers stories as chosen by the readers:

  1. Tory angst may be well founded
  2. Tim Powers?  Rick Hillier?  No thanks say NL Tories
  3. AbitibiBowater properties up for sale
  4. Ontario flush with electricity
  5. Non-res building up 23% in Q4
  6. No power cable for PEI?
  7. Fin minister Tom Marshall talks debt reduction – audience pees in pants with stifled giggles
  8. Fisheries agreement delayed again
  9. Iceland opportunity lost
  10. New gas find offshore Israel

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