Vanessa Lu

Business Reporter, Toronto Star

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Toronto Star business reporter, busy mother of two, trying to live life to its fullest Email: vlu@thestar.ca

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Star travel editor @jimbyerstravel writes about his favourite spots in Canada, 32 years after moving here. bit.ly/10LrV3e

A travel editor’s love letter to Canada

thestar.com — I strolled across the border at Windsor 32 years ago on May 1, fulfilling the dream of many a young California boy: to move to Canada and marry a beautiful woman from Don Mills. Okay, maybe it's not everyone's dream in San Francisco or San Diego, but it's worked out better than I have a right to expect.
Elevator workers' strike has Toronto condo dwellers worried. TTC says its elevators also impacted. bit.ly/15vTVkr

Elevator workers' strike could ground Toronto

thestar.com — If the elevators in her condo tower don't work, Marilyn Haws is stuck. It's a reality that has become a mounting concern in recent days for the senior, who lives on the 36th floor in a North York condo complex.
Would you pay for $2.99 (U.S) a month for Canadian kids programming channel on YouTube video site? bit.ly/10lkzn9

Google’s YouTube announces paid subscription channels including Canadian kids’ TV

thestar.com — A Canadian kids' entertainment company is among the first creators of paid YouTube channels. Speculation has mounted this week that Google's video-sharing website is getting ready to unveil paid subscription channels. YouTube has so far remained tight-lipped about whether it plans to join the ranks of music and news providers that have started to charge for premium online access.
Flying soon? Ottawa clearing way for Canadian airlines to use fewer flight attendants thestar.com/news/canada/20…

Ottawa clearing way for Canadian airlines to use fewer flight attendants

thestar.com — The federal government wants to let Canada's airlines fly with fewer flight attendants, a move that one union says is a threat to passenger safety. Transport Canada this week granted WestJet an exemption to the existing rules, allowing the airline to operate with one flight attendant for every 50 passengers, instead of one cabin staff for every 40 passengers.
RT @StarBusiness: Torstar Corp. holds dividend steady as revenue declines: Torstar Corp., publisher of the Toronto Star, left it... http://…

Torstar Corp. holds dividend steady as revenue declines

thestar.com — Torstar Corp., publisher of the Toronto Star, left its dividend unchanged as revenues declined in a challenging first-quarter environment, the company said. Segmented revenue was $332.4 million for the three months ended March 31, 2013. That's down $18.4 million from $350.8 million in the year-earlier quarter, Torstar said Wednesday.
RT @GraphicMatt: Council approves the final request for the Porter report, as amended, 29-15. Here's the votes: pic.twitter.com/RzeC0IcMvX

GraphicMatt: Council approves the final ...

twitter.com — Council approves the final request for the Porter report, as amended, 29-15. Here's the votes: pic.twitter.com/RzeC0IcMvX
MT @barbturnbull: Beautiful tribute to Amanda Berry's mother RT @clevelanddotcom: Amanda Berry's mom would be proud. ow.ly/kNEyk
My colleague @paulmoloney4 is at city hall, where Porter expansion plan debate is just getting under way.
WestJet says Transport Canada rule change to allow 1 flight attendant per 50 passengers, instead of 1 per 40, brings $30m in annual savings
@ddale8 Porter says it will pay for initial study, if city council makes request. But spokesman Brad Cicero won't speculate on 2nd study
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