Job prospects for Ontarians living with disabilities are taking a step forward today, as more than 150 Toronto businesses and 300 delegates gather to address issues related to hiring people with disabilities. These discussions will be taking place at the Job Opportunity Information Network (JOIN) Toronto Region annual Employer Conference. Among those attending are industry
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iPhone Application: Scotia Finder
Once again, I come to you with an iPhone application that can help you save money, is Scotia Finder. Scotia Finder is a great application created by Majestic Media Ltd. As you might be able to tell, Scotia Finder is similar to both TD Finder and RBC Finder, in the sense that it will help
Scotiabank Brings The Stanley Cup to Branches Across Canada
I found this quite interesting, especially for hockey lovers everywhere across Canada. The Stanley Cup, Canada’s oldest and most famous sports trophy began its national tour last weekend in Manitoba as part of the Scotiabank’s Celebration of Hockey Tour. If you are a big hockey fan, you have a chance to view an iconic piece
Scotiabank Adjusts Mortgage Rates
Scotiabank announced on October 13th changes to its residential mortgage interest rates. The residential mortgage rates have increased slightly, and will be effective on October 14th 2009. With the increase in residential mortgage rates, it goes to show that the economy is doing well to the point for this to happen; or one might say
Scotiabank: Rise in Commodities Signals a Better Economy
With a modest rise in commodity prices this August, it is another signal that the global economy is beginning to revive from the recession, according to Scotiabank`s commodity price index. Scotiabank has noted its gauge of price trends in 32 of Canada`s major exports was up 3.5% in August after dropping in July with base
Scotiabank Makes Changes to Mortgage Rates
The Bank of Nova Scotia, otherwise known as Scotiabank made changes in the Bank’s posted residential mortgage interest rates. These rates became effective on September 9, 2009. The changes are as followed: six-month flexible closed 4.55 per cent (decreases by 0.20 per cent) six-month open 6.40 per cent (decreases by 0.20 per cent) one-year open
Scotiabank’s Strategy
Canada’s most international bank has decided to refocus on its home market and to stay away from the chaos in the U.S. Now Scotiabank’s strategy is to not become a large player or dive into new markets, rather they would prefer to take everything a little slower. Granted it might not make a huge impact










