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[ad_1] The strange saga of GameStop took a new twist, as brokerage Robinhood put restrictions on trading in the company’s

[ad_1] Hudson’s Bay Co. is permanently laying off more than 600 workers across Canada amid ongoing store closures due to

[ad_1] Canada’s economy expanded by 0.7 per cent in November, Statistics Canada said Friday The data agency said the country’s

[ad_1] Canadian investing app Wealthsimple Trade is labelling some stocks as “risky” after a volatile week for shares of GameStop, BlackBerry

[ad_1] Air Transat said Friday it is temporarily suspending all operations until the end of April, as it and other Canadian

[ad_1] Bombardier says the net proceeds from the sale of its rail business to Alstom were lower than expected because

[ad_1] General Motors has set a goal of making the vast majority of the vehicles it produces electric by 2035,

[ad_1] For anyone who’s ever dreamed of escaping reality to live in a fairytale for a little while, Tyson Leavitt

[ad_1] The U.S. economy contracted 3.5 per cent in 2020, the Commerce Department reported Thursday, the worst economic freeze since

[ad_1] Shares in a U.S. retail chain that hasn’t made any money in years have risen by 1,000 per cent in less

[ad_1] Air Transat says it is suspending all flights from Toronto for the remainder of the winter season. The Montreal-based Canadian airline

[ad_1] In the David and Goliath saga surrounding the struggling retail chain GameStop, Goliath has fallen. Two Goliaths, actually. A

[ad_1] Larry Fink, chief executive of the world’s biggest asset manager BlackRock , warned the companies it invests in on

[ad_1] Individual investors again piled into several niche stock market plays on Tuesday, prompting hedge fund short sellers to scramble

[ad_1] A day after hitting their highest point since 2011, shares in Canadian tech company BlackBerry went on another wild

[ad_1] All economic downturns are unfair. Some people inevitably get hit harder than others. But almost a year into the

[ad_1] Shares of U.S. videogame retailer GameStop surged as much as 144 per cent on Monday, touching another record high after

[ad_1] The former president and CEO of a Canadian casino company and his wife are the couple accused of breaking

[ad_1] Banks, grocery stores, soda pop makers — it seems like every day, another company is pledging to become a “net-zero” emitter of

[ad_1] Canada has a patchwork of different policies in place regarding the public disclosure of COVID-19 outbreaks in workplaces, and

[ad_1] The story has made national headlines in the United States: Foreigners aged 65 and older in Florida, including Canadian snowbirds,

[ad_1] Following news reports that out-of-state residents — including Canadians — are flocking to Florida to get the COVID-19 vaccine, the state is

[ad_1] Island Abbey Foods, makers of Honibe cough and cold lozenges, is eliminating 30 temporary staff at its Charlottetown production plant. The

[ad_1] Retail sales have risen for seven months in a row and are now more than five per cent higher than

[ad_1] WestJet temporarily grounded a Boeing 737 Max jet that was supposed to fly from Calgary to Toronto on Friday

[ad_1] COVID-19 has been far from sweet for Godiva, which has decided to sell or close its stores across North

[ad_1] Canada’s inflation rate cooled to an annual rate of 0.7 per cent in December, down from an already low

[ad_1] More than 200,000 Canadian businesses could close permanently during the COVID-19 crisis, throwing millions of people out of work

[ad_1] What a difference a day makes in the outlook for the Canadian economy. Earlier this week, some economists were

[ad_1] The town of Oyen in southeastern Alberta has been enjoying a rare thing in the province these past few

[ad_1] Alberta Premier Jason Kenney said U.S. President Joe Biden’s decision to revoke the permit for Calgary-based TC Energy’s Keystone XL

[ad_1] The Bank of Canada elected to keep its benchmark interest rate steady at 0.25 per cent on Wednesday, reiterating

[ad_1] Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rarely see eye to eye, often sparring over a variety

[ad_1] One of Canada’s most prominent technology darlings is being sold to a South Korean internet conglomerate in a $600

[ad_1] The Boeing 737 Max will be green-lighted to resume flights in Europe next week, following nearly two years of

[ad_1] Boeing’s 737 Max has been approved to fly again in Canada starting Wednesday, ending a 22-month grounding that followed a

[ad_1] Last week, the Alberta government was still hoping to convince the new U.S. administration of the benefits of building the Keystone XL

[ad_1] Unifor members have voted to approve General Motors Canada’s plan to invest $1 billion in an electric vehicle plant

[ad_1] President Donald Trump claimed to support the little guy against the elite. But after four years in power, examination

[ad_1] West Vancouver billionaire Frank Giustra has been given the go-ahead to sue Twitter in a B.C. courtroom over the

[ad_1] U.S. president-elect Joe Biden has picked a former Food and Drug commissioner to lead vaccine science as part of

[ad_1] Canada’s Alimentation Couche-Tard has dropped its 16.2 billion euro ($24.9 billion Cdn) bid to acquire European retailer Carrefour SA after

[ad_1] GM Canada says it has reached a tentative deal with Unifor that, if ratified, will see it invest $1 billion to

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today the federal government is open to strengthening pandemic restrictions on international travel as

[ad_1] How we work was heating up to be an important debate long before the pandemic added rocket fuel to

[ad_1] Alberta’s United Conservative government is hiring influential Capitol Hill lobbyists and communications experts as it seeks to win support in Washington,

[ad_1] National home sales set an all-time record in December, the Canadian Real Estate Association reported Friday. Sales were up 47.2

[ad_1] Aphria Inc. chief executive Irwin Simon is seeing green as Democrat Joe Biden prepares to be sworn in as

[ad_1] While the violent and deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol last week has resulted in a growing number of arrests,

[ad_1] The number of Americans filing first-time applications for unemployment benefits surged last week, confirming a weakening in labour market

[ad_1] Encrypted messaging apps Signal and Telegram are seeing huge upticks in downloads from Apple and Google’s app stores. Facebook-owned

[ad_1] Airbnb has been cancelling home-sharing reservations in the Washington area for the week of president-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration after law

[ad_1] The federal government announced a suite of new regulations today meant to ensure that Canadian companies are not complicit

[ad_1] The Canada-U.S. border will remain closed to non-essential travel until at least Feb. 21. Public Safety Minister Bill Blair

[ad_1] American casino mogul Sheldon Adelson, who built lavish gambling palaces that made him one of the world’s richest men

[ad_1] TD Bank should be held liable for more than $5.7 billion Cdn of losses at the collapsed Antigua bank of former

[ad_1] The leaders of Canada’s top banks believe an economic rebound is on the horizon, but say the short-term looks

[ad_1] Businesses are rethinking political contributions in the wake of the deadly U.S. Capitol siege by President Donald Trump’s supporters

[ad_1] You could be forgiven if, amid the recent chaos of COVID-19 and U.S. politics, you missed some news related to

[ad_1] China’s best-known entrepreneur, e-commerce billionaire Jack Ma, made his fortune by taking big risks. The former English teacher founded

[ad_1] WestJet says it plans to resume flying its fleet of 737 Max aircraft later this month, pending approval by

[ad_1] A number of Canadian politicians have been caught flouting public health advice by going on vacations over the holidays, and

[ad_1] It was a banner year for the value of residential building permits across Canada in 2020, despite early concerns

[ad_1] Transport Canada has quietly raised the mandatory age for children wearing face masks on planes from two to six

[ad_1] Canada’s economy lost 63,000 jobs last month, the first time the job market has contracted since the dark days

[ad_1] U.S. employers shed jobs last month for the first time since April, cutting 140,000 positions, clear evidence that the

[ad_1] WestJet is cutting jobs and slashing its flight capacity by a third because of what the airline calls “instability

[ad_1] The number of Americans seeking unemployment aid fell slightly to 787,000, evidence of a job market stumbling in the

[ad_1] Boeing will pay $2.5 billion US to settle a criminal charge of defrauding safety regulators in connection with the

[ad_1] Tesla CEO Elon Musk passed Jeff Bezos on Bloomberg’s billionaires’ list to become world’s richest person on Thursday, a title

[ad_1] Snowbirds who headed to Florida this winter — despite Canada’s advisory not to travel abroad during the pandemic — have discovered

[ad_1] Investors digested the somewhat unexpected win of two Georgia Senate seats by the Democrats on Wednesday, completing an apparent

[ad_1] Optimism that the early arrival of a vaccine meant that the global economy would be out of the woods

[ad_1] Trent Johnson remembers the late 1990s when it was effortless to get wealthy Calgarians from the oilpatch to invest their money

[ad_1] The value of Canada’s dollar approached 79 cents US for the first time in almost three years on Tuesday,

[ad_1] Amazon is buying four jets from WestJet and seven from Delta as the e-commerce giant moves to beef up its

[ad_1] Canadian Pacific Railway Co. says it moved a calendar year record 31.32 million tonnes of Canadian grain and grain

[ad_1] Aurora Cannabis Inc. says it experienced a “cybersecurity incident” over the holidays. The Edmonton-based cannabis producer says the incident

[ad_1] A group of Google engineers and other workers announced Monday they have formed a union, creating a rare foothold

[ad_1] As the hereditary chief of the Kwakiutl First Nation, the forests and ocean waters off the north east coast

[ad_1] As the extent of the COVID-19 catastrophe became clear last spring, Toronto entrepreneur Marcus Fraser thought first of his

[ad_1] American Airlines flew a Boeing 737 Max with paying passengers from Miami to New York on Tuesday, the plane’s

[ad_1] European shares marked their strongest close in 10 months on Monday, with German shares hitting a record high as

[ad_1] More than 190,000 ceiling fans sold at Home Depot, including thousands in Canada, are being recalled after reports that

[ad_1] Alibaba shares slumped nine per cent to their lowest level since June on Monday, as the firm’s upsized $10 billion

[ad_1] All those new pet photos you’ve been seeing on social media don’t lie. The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted booming

[ad_1] Chinese regulators have ordered Ant Group, the world’s largest financial technology company, to rectify its businesses and comply with

[ad_1] Turbulent, chaotic, overwhelming — it’s been the kind of year that tests a person’s nerves and their vocabulary. At

[ad_1] The sombre mood that has gripped the Calgary-based oilpatch for several years is starting to show flickers of hope,

[ad_1] A $230-million deal for a Chinese company to purchase a gold mine project in Nunavut is off. TMAC Resources

[ad_1] Canada and the United Kingdom have inked a temporary agreement that will head off an automatic increase in tariffs

[ad_1] Magna International Inc. has signed a deal with LG Electronics to create a joint venture to build components for

[ad_1] The federal government has launched an $850,000 digital-based ad campaign warning Canadians about the perils of travelling abroad during the COVID-19

[ad_1] An unexpected rebound in wood product prices this month is boosting profits for Canadian forestry companies but leaving homeowners

[ad_1] Canada’s economy grew by 0.4 per cent in October, the sixth straight month of expansion after a record-setting plunge

[ad_1] OpenText Corp. says it has reached a deal with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service to settle a $830-million US

[ad_1] The B.C. government is using its emergency powers to place a cap of 15 per cent on the fees

[ad_1] Finding a new contract after finishing a video editing project used to be a hassle for Heather Bergstrom. But

[ad_1] There’s an old but revealing joke in the news business from when most television news programs were a broadcast

[ad_1] Great Canadian Gaming Corp. says Apollo Global Management Inc. has raised its takeover offer for the casino operator, winning

[ad_1] In the middle of last year, Tesla’s losses were piling up, sales weren’t enough to cover expenses and big

[ad_1] Two companies hired to work on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project have had their contracts terminated. The terminations

[ad_1] Miss something this week? Don’t panic. CBC’s Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need. Want this in your

[ad_1] The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits rose again last week to 885,000 as a resurgence of coronavirus

[ad_1] Canadian retail sales for October came in stronger than expected, rising by 0.4 per cent. Statistics Canada reported Friday

[ad_1] Sales fell at BlackBerry Ltd. in the three months that ended Nov. 30, but the technology company is banking

[ad_1] The cannabis industry might be closing out a year full of massive cuts, but Aurora Cannabis Inc.’s chief executive says

[ad_1] Boeing officials “inappropriately coached” test pilots during recertification efforts after two fatal 737 Max crashes, according to a lengthy

[ad_1] The Weston family says it is selling some of its shares to George Weston Ltd. and Loblaw Companies Ltd.

[ad_1] A lawyer for the Hudson’s Bay Co. says Ontario’s regulations forcing some retailers to close while others with similar

[ad_1] Dozens of states filed an anti-trust lawsuit against Google on Thursday, alleging that the search giant has an illegal

[ad_1] Coca-Cola Canada Bottling Ltd. plans to spend more than $35 million in an expansion plan that will allow it

[ad_1] After a nearly two-year ban, Transport Canada has taken the first step in potentially clearing the Boeing 737 Max

[ad_1] Honda says it will recall 130,000 vehicles in Canada, including certain Fit, Civic, Accord, Insight and Acura ILX models,

[ad_1] Bitcoin smashed through $20,000 US for the first time on Wednesday, its highest ever, amid increased institutional and corporate

[ad_1] Aurora Cannabis says it is laying off 214 workers and its chief science officer is retiring, the latest of

[ad_1] Canada’s recovery from the pandemic is at a very difficult stage, as rising COVID-19 infections dampen growth in the

[ad_1] Transat AT Inc.’s shareholders today approved the sale of the company to Air Canada for $5 per share. The

[ad_1] Husky Energy Inc. shareholders have approved a $3.8-billion all-share takeover bid by rival Cenovus Energy Inc., hours before Cenovus

[ad_1] Pornhub, a website owned by Montreal-based company Mindgeek, said Monday it has removed all uploaded content not created by

[ad_1] Toy company Spin Master Corp. says co-founders Ronnen Harary and Anton Rabie will step down from their co-chief executives

[ad_1] Canadians are about to get an update on the state of the housing market and the latest resurgence of

[ad_1] A Conservative backbencher is looking to open the floodgates on cross-country booze shipments through new legislation that would offer

[ad_1] This story is part of The Big Spend, a CBC News investigation examining the unprecedented $240 billion the federal

[ad_1] Canopy Growth Corp. says it will cease operating at five facilities across the country and lay off more than 200 workers.

[ad_1] Dollarama Inc. said it will pay a bonus to employees for their work during the pandemic as it raised

[ad_1] Canadians are turning to holiday cards to spread some much-needed joy this year. In some cases, the personal touch

[ad_1] When the federal government announced $1.7 billion toward cleaning up aging oil and gas wells in Western Canada, Garnet

[ad_1] Canadian households owed an average of $1.71 for every dollar of disposable income in the third quarter, Statistics Canada

[ad_1] Some of Canada’s top academic experts on pandemics are partnering with a company in the Greater Toronto Area to

[ad_1] Hudson’s Bay Co. is asking an Ontario court to review the province’s decision to temporarily close non-essential retailers in

[ad_1] The COVID-19 pandemic has been a boon for tech company shares as lockdown measures for millions of people feed record demand for

[ad_1] Canada’s anti-money laundering agency is flagging some telltale signs that a financial transaction could be linked to online child

[ad_1] Enbridge Inc. raised its dividend as it released its latest financial guidance. The Calgary-based pipeline giant says it will increase

[ad_1] Apple has one more thing for the holiday shopping season: over-the-ear, wireless headphones that will test how much people

[ad_1] What is it about former government officials spilling the beans on space aliens? According to a torrent of shares

[ad_1] The Bank of Canada opted to keep its benchmark interest rate steady at 0.25 per cent on Wednesday, noting

[ad_1] This story is part of The Big Spend, a CBC News investigation examining the unprecedented $240 billion the federal

[ad_1] The average Canadian family will pay up to an extra $695 for food next year, as the pandemic, wildfires

[ad_1] A second federal judge has blocked U.S. President Donald Trump’s attempts to ban TikTok, the latest legal defeat for

[ad_1] When Ali Haberstroh took home a full-length shearling coat she found at a vintage store recently, the Toronto woman

[ad_1] This story is part of The Big Spend, a CBC News investigation examining the unprecedented $240 billion the federal

[ad_1] Credit card giants Visa and Mastercard said Sunday that they are investigating their business relationship with Pornhub amid allegations

[ad_1] Boarded-up shop fronts and well-publicized cries of pain from retailers might leave you thinking the pandemic is the Grinch

[ad_1] After more than 70 years of printing, Ikea has decided to stop publishing its paper catalogue. The Swedish furniture

[ad_1] Garda World Security Corp. has raised its hostile takeover offer for British security firm G4S to 3.68 billion pounds

[ad_1] Silicon Valley based payment company Affirm has agreed to acquire PayBright, one of the leading Canadian players in the growing

[ad_1] Airbnb says it has a plan to curb New Year’s Eve parties this year while Canada works to slow the

[ad_1] HSBC has come out with a variable rate mortgage at 0.99 per cent, which industry watchers believe is the first

[ad_1] Walmart Canada says it will be giving its workers new cash bonuses for their ongoing dedication during the pandemic.

[ad_1] The numbers can be so big, they’re hard to get your head around. The swings are so volatile, you

[ad_1] As the holiday season approaches, people across Canada are struggling to navigate the new risks that come with following

[ad_1] Jacob Frey never thought international travellers would be on his WestJet flight from Calgary to Edmonton — until he spotted

[ad_1] Irish budget airline Ryanair said Thursday it is ordering 75 more Boeing 737 Max jets, a boost for Boeing

[ad_1] A lack of raw materials used in the manufacture of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine played a role in the company’s

[ad_1] The U.S. Justice Department is talking to representatives of Meng Wanzhou about a potential deal that would allow the Chinese telecom

[ad_1] Canada’s economy added 62,000 jobs last month, which is better than economists had been expecting, but it’s also the

[ad_1] Kim Zavesky is desperate to return to her home in Golden, B.C. After retiring last year, she and her

[ad_1] The push to buy local this holiday season is overwhelming some Manitoba business owners, who are struggling to keep

[ad_1] TD Bank Group beat expectations as it reported its fourth-quarter profit rose compared with a year ago, boosted by

[ad_1] Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce beat expectations even as its fourth-quarter profit edged down compared with a year ago.

[ad_1] As the folk tales tell us, it is a fool who tries to please everyone. But as the finance

[ad_1] Canadians planning to buy a live Christmas tree this season should start shopping now and expect to pay more,

[ad_1] Royal Bank of Canada reported a small rise in quarterly profit that beat analysts’ expectations on Wednesday, driven by

[ad_1] Newer SUVs and trucks with remote starters top the list of the most often stolen vehicles in Canada, the

[ad_1] Monday’s fiscal update gave us a pretty good look at how much red ink has been spilled on the

[ad_1] Statistics Canada said Tuesday the economy grew at a record annualized pace of 40.5 per cent in the third quarter

[ad_1] Bank of Nova Scotia’s president and chief executive says he’s “cautiously optimistic” about the economy’s ability to bounce back

[ad_1] BMO Financial Group says it is winding down its non-Canadian investment and corporate banking business in the energy sector

[ad_1] Canada’s ombudsman for wireless, internet and TV services received fewer consumer complaints last year, but billing continued to be

[ad_1] Canadians who lost loved ones in a deadly crash on a Boeing 737 Max plane in 2019 told MPs

[ad_1] A return of bitcoin to its stratospheric highs has top financial experts scratching their heads and cryptocurrency boosters saying

[ad_1] Despite new provincial restrictions introduced this week, large crowds descended on Chinook Centre during Black Friday sales — and Calgary police

[ad_1] The top pick out of eight Canadians on a short list to appear on the next $5 bill is

[ad_1] Calgary-based Imperial Oil Ltd. says it will lay off about 200 of its 6,000 employees as part of a

[ad_1] Provincial finance ministers have quietly prodded Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland to put a pause on planned increases in premiums

[ad_1] It would be easy to look at The Bay’s dispute with landlords across the country and make some assumptions:

[ad_1] Grocery chain Sobeys has reinstated a program that will see its workers in areas locked down because of COVID-19

[ad_1] Air traffic controllers are being warned that layoffs are coming as Nav Canada pursues a “full restructuring” in response to a revenue

[ad_1] Indigenous leaders have secured an allotment of funding to clean up old oil and gas wells on First Nation

[ad_1] Black Friday sales on now have traditionally been the domain of big, national chains with beefed-up advertising budgets. But this

[ad_1] U.S. oil major Exxon Mobil Corp said on Wednesday it plans to reduce up to 300 positions in Canada

[ad_1] Canadian exports of crude oil by rail are bouncing back after falling to an eight-year low in July. The

[ad_1] News reports that many snowbirds are heading south this winter — despite the COVID-19 pandemic — have angered some fellow Canadians who

[ad_1] Statistics Canada says the number of business closures declined slightly in August, as COVID-19 restrictions eased. The agency says

[ad_1] Small businesses in Toronto and Peel Region say it’s not fair that they should be closed for in-person shopping while big-box

[ad_1] Enbridge filed a legal challenge Tuesday to Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s recent demand that the company shut down its

[ad_1] Cirque du Soleil Entertainment Group says it has completed the sale company to a group of its creditors led

[ad_1] German media group Bertelsmann said on Wednesday it would purchase U.S. publisher Simon & Schuster for $2.175 billion US

[ad_1] General Motors will recall about seven million big pickup trucks and SUVs worldwide to replace potentially dangerous Takata air bag

[ad_1] NAV Canada, hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, is considering cutting air traffic controller jobs at seven towers across Canada

[ad_1] A few Toronto-area landlords are still trying to reclaim their luxury homes after an Ontario Superior Court judge voided

[ad_1] International air travel could come booming back next year but with a new rule: travellers to certain countries must

[ad_1] Justin Smith has been hit with a one-two punch of bad luck.  First, the Toronto man was duped by

[ad_1] Jeffrey Freedman is a COVID-19 “long-hauler” — one of many Canadians left with lingering health issues after getting sick

[ad_1] Health officials in Alberta have begun hunting around for specialized freezers, one of the first steps in preparing for the arrival

[ad_1] Loblaw Companies Ltd. has signed a partnership deal with technology company Gatik to test autonomous delivery vehicles in Toronto

[ad_1] The Boeing 737 Max aircraft will not be returning to Canadian skies just yet despite being cleared for takeoff by U.S.

[ad_1] NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is throwing down the gauntlet and challenging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to back up his

[ad_1] St. John’s-based online security and anti-fraud company Verafin will be sold to global technology giant Nasdaq for $2.75 billion

[ad_1] Despite the Canada-U.S. land border closure to non-essential traffic, Canadian snowbirds Bernard Loiselle and Sylvie Charbonneau are on their

[ad_1] Global stocks mostly fell Thursday amid anxiety over the economic fallout from rising coronavirus infections in the United States

[ad_1] The government-owned Trans Mountain pipeline says it has managed to keep its workforce COVID-free — at a cost of more

[ad_1] The Canadian Federation of Independent Business has asked the federal government to hold Canada Pension Plan premiums at current

[ad_1] Online shopping has exploded during the current pandemic, as have the options to pay for purchases. In addition to

[ad_1] Canada’s workforce has tilted in favour of men during COVID-19 as the pandemic has pressured women’s dual roles as

[ad_1] Canadians travelling to Hawaii this winter will be allowed to avoid quarantine so long as they show proof of

[ad_1] Statistics Canada says retail sales rose 1.1 per cent to $53.9 billion in September to mark the fifth consecutive

[ad_1] Canada’s most valuable company could be about to get even more valuable, thanks to its tiny stake in a technology firm

[ad_1] More than five million arrivals into Canada have been allowed to skip the 14-day quarantine requirement put in place when the country closed

[ad_1] Some gym operators now facing stringent measures to slow the spread of COVID-19 are determined to stay open by

[ad_1] U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) chief Steve Dickson is “100 per cent confident” in the safety of the Boeing 737

[ad_1] After struggling for the last five years with low commodity prices, the oilpatch is expected to have its worst

[ad_1] Chinese tech giant Huawei is selling its budget-price Honor smartphone brand in an effort to rescue the struggling business

[ad_1] As COVID-19 continues to surge across the country, a Canadian company says it’s created software to better predict how

[ad_1] After closing its Ontario processing facility in 2014, Heinz will soon make ketchup in Canada once again. U.S. food

[ad_1] The average price of a Canadian resale home has risen by more than 15 per cent in the year

[ad_1] News from U.S. drug company Moderna Inc. that its potential COVID-19 vaccine candidate has also been more than 90 per

[ad_1] Hopeful news about a COVID-19 vaccine gave oil prices a big boost this week, fuelled by expectations that post-pandemic life

[ad_1] Loblaw Cos. Ltd. is seeing significantly higher sales across all of its brands of grocery stores, enough to hike

[ad_1] Delivery giant DoorDash Inc. is planning to sell its stock to the public, capitalizing on the growing trend of

[ad_1] A U.S. billionaire who was granted a special exemption from Canada’s 14-day pandemic quarantine, despite her public criticism of

[ad_1] In anticipation of the winter travel season, the federal government has issued an online alert to seniors, advising them to

[ad_1] General Motors is recalling more than 217,000 cars and SUVs in the U.S. and Canada because transmission oil can

[ad_1] Minnesota regulators granted a stack of important permits and approvals Thursday for Enbridge Energy’s planned Line 3 pipeline replacement

[ad_1] The argument seems like a strong one: If Canadians would just follow the lead of countries and regions around

[ad_1] The Bank of Canada unveiled its shortlist of Canadians who are under consideration to have their image emblazoned on

[ad_1] Two executives with Pfizer Inc. sold millions of dollars worth of shares in the company on Monday, a day

[ad_1] Great Canadian Gaming Corp.’s agreement to be acquired for $3.3 billion by a U.S. private equity firm was quickly

[ad_1] An Ontario judge has ordered Hudson’s Bay Co. to pay half the rent owing at one of its department

[ad_1] Halifax-based Clearwater Seafoods announced a billion-dollar deal Monday to sell the company to a partnership between Premium Brands of British

[ad_1] Jubilation over the good news about a vaccine has taken markets by storm. Shortly after the news broke on

[ad_1] European Union regulators filed antitrust charges Tuesday against Amazon, accusing the e-commerce giant of using its access to data

[ad_1] Canadian fans of brands like Supreme, Bape and Kaws may soon find it quicker and easier to fill or

[ad_1] Telus Corp. raised its dividend as it reported its third-quarter revenue grew compared with a year ago, but its

[ad_1] Roger Wiebe of Edmonton and his wife are cancelling Christmas this year because they can’t afford it.  Weibe said he

[ad_1] New federal support for Canada’s pandemic-battered airline industry will be contingent on carriers providing refunds to passengers whose flights

[ad_1] Stock markets soared on Monday after German pharmaceutical giant Pfizer said early data suggests its COVID-19 vaccine seems safe and effective, raising

[ad_1] Lower acquisition costs and digital offerings helped Sun Life Financial Inc. deliver a 10 per cent increase to its

[ad_1] Lightspeed POS Inc. is shelling out $440 million US in cash and shares to acquire a U.S. cloud-based commerce

[ad_1] Canadian Tire Corp. Ltd. reported a ramp up in sales in its third quarter Thursday, when pandemic-inspired cooking, home

[ad_1] In a 450-square-foot condo, the only place Stephen Tyson was able to put his desk was right beside his

[ad_1] Rob Przybylski and Courtney Ross were slated to wrap up the month on a Costa Rican beach, sipping sugarcane

[ad_1] The U.S. economy created the fewest jobs in five months in October and more Americans are working part time,

[ad_1] Whole Foods grocery chain has reversed its ban on employees wearing poppies at work, according to Veterans Minister Lawrence MacAulay.

[ad_1] The budget delivered this week by Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government contains more than $1 billion worth of annual

[ad_1] Stock markets surged on Thursday as investors awaited the outcome of the U.S. presidential election and embraced the upside

[ad_1] GM Canada says it will bring back pickup truck assembly work to its plant in Oshawa, Ont., if a

[ad_1] Financial markets rallied to their best day in months on Tuesday as months of uncertainty as to who will win

[ad_1] TransAlta will end operations at Highvale thermal coal mine by the end of 2021 as it switches to natural gas

[ad_1] It Can’t Happen Here, a 1935 novel by U.S. social critic Sinclair Lewis, portrays a United States sliding into

[ad_1] Stock markets moved higher on Wednesday even as investors digested results of a U.S. election that remained too close

[ad_1] Canada’s merchandise trade deficit grew to $3.3 billion in September as both exports and imports climbed higher, but remained

[ad_1] Yamana Gold Inc. says it has signed a deal to buy Monarch Gold Corp.’s Wasamac project and Camflo property

[ad_1] Montreal-based manufacturer Dorel Industries Inc. has reached an agreement in principle that will see the TSX-listed company taken private by

[ad_1] The planned stock market debut of the world’s biggest online finance company, Ant Financial was suspended in Shanghai and

[ad_1] Maybe it’s his job to prepare us for the worst, but Canada’s chief central banker, Tiff Macklem, has warned

[ad_1] The future of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project is once again being called into question — this time

[ad_1] E-commerce firm Shopify Inc, beat Wall Street estimates for third-quarter revenue on Thursday, as more brick-and-mortar businesses listed on its

[ad_1] Alberta’s oil and gas industry has been through the wringer these past few months, slashing spending and shedding staff

[ad_1] Cenovus Energy Inc. reported a loss in its third quarter as its results were hit by a $450-million impairment

[ad_1] The U.S. economy grew at an unrivalled pace in the third quarter as the government poured out more than

[ad_1] TC Energy Corp. reported its third-quarter profit rose compared with a year ago as its revenue edged higher. The

[ad_1] Andy Dinner stares out the window of his barbershop and contemplates what the COVID-19 pandemic has done to the

[ad_1] The Alberta government says it’s prepared to give billions of dollars to lure investors willing to build or expand petrochemical

[ad_1] Former finance minister Bill Morneau says he was thinking of leaving federal politics and running for a top diplomatic post

[ad_1] A few weeks ago, Erin Moraghan and her staff celebrated the five year anniversary of her fitness studio. This

[ad_1] As the owner of a beauty shop catering to Black hair, Nichola Lorimer is used to explaining her business to people

[ad_1] The Transocean Barents semi-submersible drill rig is pictured recently in the Newfoundland offshore. The rig has made two oil

[ad_1] SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. reported a loss of $85.1 million in its latest quarter compared with profit of $2.76 billion

[ad_1] The Canadian economy grew in August as real gross domestic product rose by 1.2 per cent in August, Statistics

[ad_1] Imperial Oil Ltd. eked out a third-quarter profit on Friday, after two straight quarters of losses, as demand started

[ad_1] It’s the second annual Canadian Black Business Week, and entrepreneurs and Black business groups say they are seeing signs

[ad_1] A Halifax travel agency is offering two, weeklong trips to Cuba reserved exclusively for residents of the Atlantic Canada

[ad_1] The Bank of Canada says it has no plans to change its benchmark interest rate until inflation gets back

[ad_1] A Canadian entrepreneur with a track record of retail turnarounds is launching a chain of tea shops across the

[ad_1] Bombardier Inc. says it will receive less cash than it originally had agreed to in the sale of its

[ad_1] Brookfield Business Partners LP has signed a deal to buy the remaining interest in Genworth MI Canada Inc. that

[ad_1] Stock markets around the world sold off on Monday as surging coronavirus infections prompted a new wave of fear

[ad_1] Retired miner John Kinnear worked three decades in British Columbia’s Elk Valley. His father was a mine surveyor. Both

[ad_1] Miss something this week? Don’t panic. CBC’s Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need. Want this in your

[ad_1] The chief executive of Cenovus Energy said he believes there are more mergers ahead for Canada’s oil and gas sector after

[ad_1] As the hotel industry continues to face staggering losses due to COVID-19, a handful of properties in Vancouver are pivoting the business —

[ad_1] You might think that Nissan, the first car-maker to achieve widespread success with a zero-emissions electric vehicle, cares deeply

[ad_1] WestJet says it will begin providing refunds to passengers whose flights were cancelled due to the pandemic.  The Calgary-based airline

[ad_1] Canadian retailers logged $53.2 billion in sales in August, the fourth month in a row that sales have increased

[ad_1] Retailer Le Château is seeking court protection from its creditors while it winds down its operations and liquidates its

[ad_1] Canada’s hard-hit hospitality industry is asking for more help from government to survive the economic impact of COVID-19. But

[ad_1] Tim Hortons is ending the practice of double cupping hot drinks, a move the fast food restaurant says will

[ad_1] Exxon Mobil Corp is “very close” to completing its workforce appraisals in the United States and Canada and expects

[ad_1] The European Union officially removed Canada from a list of countries that should not be subjected to incoming travel

[ad_1] What a difference a few months make. Over the summer, Canadians were riding high on the notion they had

[ad_1] European Union officials are moving to halt Canadians from travelling to the bloc of European countries amid the coronavirus