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(07/06/2004) Google, Yahoo, Microsoft : une guerre annoncée autour de la recherche sur Internet La suprématie de Google dans le domaine de la recherche en ligne est menacée d'une part par Microsoft qui relance son moteur MSN Search et Yahoo qui a renforcé son pôle technologique à coup...

Quest-ce que vous allez faire pour l'anniversaire de D-Day? Les Canadiens ont perdu leurs vies aujourd'hui à le nord de France. Moi? Je vais regarder la télévision CTV avec ma grandmère parce qu'elle se rappelle le très clair.

http://www.ledevoir.com/2004/06/04/56098.html ...

Un simple question.. Ou est-ce que vous habitez? Vieullez dit nous la ville et province :) J'habite à Toronto, ON.. mais j'ai habiter à Montréal pour presque un an et puis déménagé de nouveau à Toronto :) J'aimerais déménager nouveau à Montréal quelque jour. :iroc:

Le président irakien prône une "souveraineté intégrale" Tue June 1, 2004 6:07 PM CEST par Luke Baker BAGDAD, 1er juin (Reuters) - Désigné mardi à la présidence de l'Irak, le sunnite Ghazi Yaouar, qui n'était pas le candidat des Américains, a aussitôt réclamé pour son pays une...

http://www.canadiancontent.net/commtr/itemid192.html Quick article detailing the move of public support from Liberals to Conservatives.

From Google News at http://canadaeast.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20040601/DGEBRIEF/306010029/-1/FRONTPAGE Daily Gleaner | E-Brief As published on page A1/A2 on June 1, 2004 Conservatives gaining Harper could achieve minority government Canadian Press OTTAWA - If angry voters decide to...

300 millions de dollars pour le déploiement du SP2 de Windows XP Microsoft prévoit de dépenser 300 millions de dollars pour promouvoir le service pack 2 de Windows XP. Dans une interview accordée à internetnews.com Tony Goodhew Manager du "Microsoft Developer Group" a en effet annoncé que...

Ou est-ce que je peut chercher des mots et expression qui sont uniques aux Québéc? Je voyage quelque fois à Montréal et je peut parler un peu maitenent de français, mais j'ai encore des problemes avec quelque mots semblable à "une voiture" à "un char, une auto" ou "petit déjeuner" à "dejeuner"...

Just a quick note to everyone.. I was on the metro yesterday in Toronto and noticed a Bell Ad with a dog food bowl asking Fido users to forget about CityFido and go with Bell Mobility for 50$ per month for unlimited local calling.... Before you follow this Bell Ad, I read the fine print and it...

Hey everyone... Since these forums are slowly growing, I seem to be coming on every now and then and noticing spam. Since :spam: has never really been a big problem on these boards, Admins usually just edit the thread and cut out the url to show it's not allowed here and it's controlled...

Article is at http://www.canadiancontent.net/commtr/itemid190.html Let me know what you think!

I'm just a little curious as to whether the trend in coffee drinkers in going down. I, myself, drink tons of coffee. My favourite is from Second Cup at 8:00am.. But it goes throughout the whole day until 6pm, when I switch to decaf. I also own a 800$ espresso machine. It's all good :D

http://www.canadiancontent.net/commtr/itemid186.html Was a well laid out commentary article from an American perspective submitted.

Here's the screenshots: http://www.canadiancontent.net/special/google-news-screen1.png http://www.canadiancontent.net/special/google-news-screen2.png Exciting day for the editors :)

http://www.canadiancontent.net/commtr/itemid182.html Upcoming Canadian Elections: Things to think about for the Canadian Elections. May 24, 2004 (CDM / CC) - Ask yourself this question – are you happy with Canada as it stands right now? If you answered no, don’t worry you are in the majority...

Open-source companies see profit aplenty Last modified: May 19, 2004, 4:30 PM PDT By David Becker Staff Writer, CNET News.com SAN FRANCISCO--It's easy to make money giving away software--just don't give away too much of it. That was the upshot from a group of open-source...

Majority of Canadians surveyed say homophobia is as bad as racism MONTREAL (CP) - Almost 60 per cent of Canadians surveyed indicated they believe being homophobic is as bad as being racist or anti-Semitic, says a new poll. The Leger Marketing poll found five per cent of respondents...

According to Elections Canada, barely 25 percent of young electors (aged 18-24) exercised their right to vote in the 2000 federal election. When Prime Minister Paul Martin finally calls an election in 2004, will anyone care? Watch Screw the Vote Sunday, May 23rd at 7:00 PM ET o­n CBC Newsworld...

The topic says it all! Don't forget your designated driver for the weekend / Use transit! Have a safe one.