VANCOUVER - Public school teachers in British Columbia voted in favour of escalating job action late Wednesday night, bringing the possibility of the ...

BRUSSELS - Unemployment in the 17-country eurozone unexpectedly spiked to 10.7 per cent in January, its highest rate since the euro was established in...

TORONTO - Royal Bank of Canada (TSX:RY) raised its dividend six per cent Thursday even as it reported a drop in first quarter earnings as a record per...

TORONTO - TD Bank (TSX:TD) needs to focus on controlling its costs as the low interest rates that have kept pressure on the bank's margins are expecte...

You’re ready. You’re sitting down with all your T-slips, receipts, calculator, last year’s return, a full pot of coffee and maybe a ...

New estimates of the numbers of the world’s poor by the World Bank’s Development Research Group show that for the first time ever, poverty—defin...

The indictment of Canadian billionaire Calvin Ayre in the U.S. on illegal gambling charges this week is raising concerns among Internet experts that a...

WASHINGTON - TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline was front and centre on the American political stage on Thursday as both U.S. President Barack Obama a...

OTTAWA - Canada's relatively sound fiscal shape means it will not have to ratchet up the retirement age within the space of 10 years, Human Resources ...

TORONTO -- Daily commuter newspaper chain Metro Canada is expanding into six new cities as of April 2. The free daily plans to begin offering print...

VANCOUVER - The company behind a controversial mining proposal in British Columbia has filed a lawsuit against one of its critics, alleging an environ...

TORONTO - Premier Dalton McGuinty's YouTube plea to Ontario's teachers to "do their part" to help slow down spending will only turn up the temperature...

OTTAWA -- Statistics Canada says the pace of economic growth slowed to 0.4 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2011 after a third-quarter increase of 1....

This feature was produced by Miles Kenyon and Sarah Mateshaytis, with Jane Caulfied, students in the School of Journalism at the University of King's ...

UPDATE: The government of Canada is backing away from a proposal for Iceland to adopt the Canadian dollar, cancelling a speech by a diplomat that woul...

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - If there's a downside to Labrador's mining boom, Carrie Cabot and her family are living it."We're very stuck," she said from Wabush...

Thousands of students at Concordia University have joined the province-wide strike movement against tuition hikes. As many as...

BRUSSELS - The European Union is moving closer to introducing mandatory quotas for the number of women on company boards after businesses failed to ma...

Millions of Canadians could end up watching future Olympic games online if web giant Yahoo follows through on reported plans to bid for the Canadian b...

VANCOUVER - Striking teachers armed with protest signs and axes to grind mobilized around British Columbia public schools on the first of a three-day ...

One thing is clear: If the strait closes, global economies would suffer. Oil prices are sure to hit record highs. If the 1973 embargo experience repea...

TORONTO -- Ottawa is looking to update the environmental and regulatory approval process for mines and other big resource projects, Federal Natural Re...

The number of Canadian homes sold this year will outpace 2011 while prices will hold steady in most parts of the country, the country's largest real e...

FORT McMURRAY, Alta. -- As young Canadians across the country struggle to find steady work and good wages, there is a group of young people living in ...

MONTREAL - A bitter feud between the Quebecor media empire and the CBC's French-language network, marked by insults and threats of legal action, appea...