DomainReport.ca I've posted the results of last week's .ca TBR below, but before we get to that there were some .ca domain sales in the past two week's worth noting.  Thanks to DNJournal for providing the sales numbers. Greenfield.ca - $2,000 - sold at Sedo Billetterie.ca - $1,000 - sold at Sedo  (french [...] Continue reading →

DomainReport.ca Time flies when you're having fun! I remember back in 2000 (or was it 2001) when before that time the .ca extension was only able to be registered by Canadian businesses, or something to that effect.  'Normal' citizens of Canada weren't able to register a .ca.  Then in the fall of [...] Continue reading →

DomainReport.ca First of all, Happy Mother's Day to all the mothers out there! A new Canadian company branded as Shop.ca is coming to the Canadian marketplace. Aside from having a great domain name, I think their idea is a good one.  Whenever I shop online, I like to deal in Canadian dollars [...] Continue reading →

DomainReport.ca It's a terrible thing when a blog feed doesn't update. Since April 18 my feedburner feed for this blog had not been updating.  I do a few other blogs on Blogger (unrelated to domaining) and those feeds seemed to be working fine.  I checked the settings in my Blogger account and everything [...] Continue reading →

DomainReport.ca It was quite a thin week in the TBR world for .ca domains, judging by yesterday's outcome.  I've bolded some of the better names below, and some decent brandable names, but there was nothing that really stood out as very good or exceptional to me. However, an interesting thing happened when I [...] Continue reading →

DomainReport.ca There was a total of 5,875 .ca domains that dropped in this past week's TBR.  Of those, 276 domains were grabbed. The list of 276 caught names is below, I've bolded some of the better ones.  Thanks to Sibername.com for providing the list. There were also a couple of .ca sales [...] Continue reading →

DomainReport.ca The April 18 .ca TBR took place yesterday, and below is the list of domains that were caught in this weekly event. In total, 5,888 .ca domains dropped this week and 212 were snapped up by different registrars. Some of the highlight names I saw were: esolutions.ca  (popular tech term, [...] Continue reading →