Eurozone Debt Crisis: Unemployment Stays At Record 11 Per Cent; Spain, Greece Worst Off
BRUSSELS - Unemployment across the 17 countries that use the euro stayed at 11 per cent in April — the highest level since the single currency was i...
BRUSSELS - Unemployment across the 17 countries that use the euro stayed at 11 per cent in April — the highest level since the single currency was i...
TORONTO - The Toronto stock market kicked off June trading with a sharp loss Friday and commodity prices hit fresh multi-month lows amid data showing ...
OTTAWA - Disappointing output performance in Canada and a shockingly weak jobs report in the United States is raising new doubts about the strength of...
CGI Group Inc.’s $2.6 billion bid for Logica Plc catapulted it past Research In Motion Ltd. to become Canada’s most valuable technology company as...
OTTAWA -- Two U.S. oil companies have won their complaint against the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, which they challenged under a provision o...
Believe it or not, the facade of the house pictured above isn’t wood or some kind of wood-painted aluminum siding. It’s steel. That’s the bas...
Canada is in the midst of a chilling mid-sized business mystery. In just a few short years, hundreds of companies that employ between 100 and 499 peop...
This feature was produced by Laura Anderson, a student in Ryerson University's School of Journalism, in partnership with The Huffington Post Canada. ...
TOKYO - Sony's stock price fell below 1,000 yen Monday for the first time since 1980 as global markets slide but also a symptom of its decline since h...
In the first decade of the commercial Internet--the 1990s and early 2000s--there were frequent murmurings that newspapers were screwed. The digital a...
Canada's natural gas production is falling dramatically, domestic prices are so low that companies can't cover their cash costs, and exploration is la...
Ottawa would move to backstop the Canadian economy if the European crisis triggers a second global financial shock, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said...
There used to be a time when the only place to get poutine outside of Quebec was the Harvey’s at your local Canadian airport. But with fast food cha...
A newly published study is casting doubt on findings that mercury levels are increasing in fish near Alberta's oilsands.The study by two Environment C...
Sales in the country’s most expensive housing market continue to fall, according to the latest data from the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver....
WATERLOO, Ont. -- Research In Motion Ltd. (TSX:RIM) stock sunk below $10 on Monday for the first time since 2003. Shares in the embattled BlackBerr...
OTTAWA - The Bank of Canada is holding off on raising interest rates for awhile longer — perhaps a lot longer — citing worsening global conditions...
Labatt Breweries of Canada is threatening to sue the Montreal Gazette unless the newspaper takes down a photo it believes could be disastrous to its b...
The head of the World Bank yesterday warned that financial markets face a rerun of the Great Panic of 2008. On the bleakest day for the global economy...
OTTAWA - Statistics Canada says the value of building permits issued last month slipped 5.2 per cent to $6.5 billion, mostly because of lower construc...
VANCOUVER - TransCanada Corp. (TSX:TRP) said Tuesday it has been chosen by Shell Canada Ltd. to build, own and operate a $4-billion natural gas pipeli...
TORONTO - A new bank study suggests that nearly three-quarters of Canadian investors believe big swings on stock markets are here to stay.BMO Financia...
Canada will be among the top three or four oil producers in the world by 2030 thanks to rising oil sands production, according to Canadian Association...
When Public Safety Minister Vic Toews introduced the latest version of the “online spying” bill in February, he wasted little time linking its opp...
UPDATE: The Canadian Press reports: Labatt Brewing Company says they've dropped a request of the Montreal Gazette to remove a picture from its website...