A new Ipsos-Reid poll finds a significant portion of Canadians rely on newspapers for trustworthy information during good times and bad.

Forty percent of those surveyed said they relied more on newspapers during the recent political crisis in Ottawa, while almost a third (30 per cent) said they turned more often to newspapers for analysis of the recent economic downturn.

Only 15 per cent of respondents said they don't read newspapers (print or online) at all.

By Monica Carty

To thank Canadian military veterans for their efforts to keep Canada safe, Little Caesars Pizza has created a business opportunity for veterans who are looking to transition to civilian life or to start a new career altogether.

By Amy Snider, Professional Home Economist

Oops, we did it again! Filling up on holiday cheer, we stopped counting calories and dollars and abandoned ourselves to the joys of the season. No need to fret: Making up for holiday overload may be easier than you think.

Saving money at the pump and protecting the environment are important considerations for Canadian drivers.
 
There are ways to achieve both, while keeping our roads safe, by following some tips from the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) as well as the European Petroleum Industry and the European Commission.