Canada's Food Bank Usage Stuck At Recessionary Levels In 2011: Study
OTTAWA - The number of people using food banks in Canada remains near record highs, two years after the end of the last recession.The annual study don...
OTTAWA - The number of people using food banks in Canada remains near record highs, two years after the end of the last recession.The annual study don...
TOKYO - Toyota unveiled its ambitions for high-tech health care Tuesday, displaying experimental robots that the auto giant says can lift disabled pat...
OTTAWA - Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney says he respects the Greek prime minister's controversial call for a referendum on a new bailout package,...
OTTAWA - Operating revenues in the television broadcasting sector reached $7.1 billion in 2010, up eight per cent from 2009 and the largest annual inc...
CALGARY - TransCanada Corp. said Tuesday it could face major delays if Nebraska legislators decide to change the route the contentious Keystone XL cru...
Canada's provincial governments "should condition their populace for deeper cuts," says a CIBC World Markets report that warns the world's slowing eco...
Shares in Waterloo, Ont.-based Research In Motion hit a six-year low Tuesday on a day when markets sold off sharply on concerns about the European deb...
TORONTO - Google launched its ebooks platform in Canada on Tuesday, providing more competition for retailers Amazon and Kobo. Titles purchased at t...
CANNES, France - Prime Minister Stephen Harper arrived at a crisis-atmosphere G20 summit late Wednesday prepared to preach the Canadian gospel of econ...
TORONTO - Rogers Communications Inc. will test a program to offer television customers more flexibility, in response to the federal broadcast regulato...
MONTREAL - Fraudsters found guilty of white-collar crimes in Canada now face tougher sentences and penalties.Ottawa officially introduced tougher rule...
Canadian corporations cut spending on research and development for the fifth year in a row, despite increasing revenues, reports an annua...
Coffee and doughnuts chain Tim Hortons is getting a little less Canadian and a little more -- Americano. The iconic chain announced Wednesday they ...
CANNES, France - French President Nicolas Sarkozy issued a dark warning against the "explosion" of Europe on Thursday even as Greece appeared to pull ...
MONTREAL - BCE Inc. posted a 41.4 per cent jump in its third-quarter net income, helped by strong wireless results and by its recently re-acquired CTV...
TORONTO - Volatile stock markets and low interest rates are wreaking havoc on Manulife Financial Corp.'s earnings and long-term objectives.Toronto-bas...
Were Greece to leave the euro zone, a step that until now European officials have said is technically and legally impossible, the consequences would b...
More than dozen energy companies drilling in northern B.C. have been fined for not reporting how much water they use. The ene...
As the gap between rich and poor grows, along with reports of environmental disaster, many of the world’s people worry that their children’s lives...
OTTAWA - Got a gripe with the phone company? Trouble with the Internet? An argument over data usage billings? You're not alone.A lot more Canadians th...
Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney, a former investment banker, has been chosen by G20 leaders to serve as the new global watchdog on the world's fin...
TORONTO - The Canadian dollar fell sharply Friday in the wake of a jobs report that widely missed expectations amid slowing global economic conditions...
OTTAWA - Contractors took out $5.6 billion worth of building permits in September, a 4.9 per cent drop from August and their third straight monthly de...
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says it’s “reasonably possible” that Greece will leave the eurozone, dropping the common currency, and that it’s...
In yet another sign (as if we needed one) that people in developed countries are growing fatter, major car manufacturers are altering vehicle designs ...