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How will high-occupancy toll lanes be rolled out in Ontario? Paul Bliss has details on the government's plan.

A pilot project begins near Toronto next year for HOT lanes, toll lanes for single rider cards. Will it come to Ottawa next?

Blue Bombers tweeted a 19-second video Monday night depicting LaPolice and head coach Mike O’Shea signing a contract and shaking hands

Riding their first win streak of the season, Calgary sits last in the NHL but the mediocre Pacific Division offers a chance to climb the standings if they can ignite

This microcap's growth through acquisitions in a fragmented industry, along with its profitability and sustainable dividend, has caught the Street's attention

The system will allow cross-border trading of emission credits among provinces and U.S. states

Based on historical data, Canada’s stock market is poised to leave the U.S. market in its dust

We look for Canadian small cap companies with strong economic performance, revenue growth and conservative debt ratios

Enbridge shut the pipeline, which runs from Sarnia to Montreal, as a precaution and the protesters were removed by police

Premier Christy Clark set to unveil first plank of major new innovation strategy expected to launch in 2016

The “sunny ways” of the new Parliament’s opening Question Period resembled an excited first day of school rather than the promised magical era of postpartisanship. The new Liberal government’s MPs showed themselves to be as well-trained in the art ...

Company quietly announced increase to $6 from $4 for customers of Bell Canada and Bell Aliant

It’s become something of a stock promise from those running for office: Vote for us, and we’ll yank back the curtains and let the sun shine in. Stephen Harper said as much before coming to power in 2006, but was soon ignoring his own advice.

Sean Silcoff has been awarded the Economic Education Prize by the Montreal Economic Institute

The United Nations estimates 4.3 million people will have fled Syria by the end of the year.

Marshall Rothstein, who has taken a job at a Vancouver litigation boutique says the court acts on the evidence and the laws that come before it, not on a bias for or against business

Tighter gun control and stricter refugee screening will do nothing to stop terrorists determined to wreak revenge on the West

Contradictory advice is easier to judge when you have cold hard facts and a system for assessing information

Smith & Wesson and Sturm Ruger & Co.’s shares have advanced in recent years in the wake of mass shootings

MPs Lisa Raitt, Kellie Leitch and Tony Clement are thought to be poised to run

Join BNN when we speak to Christopher Verrone, partner & head of technical analysis at Strategas about what the charts are telling us about a possible Santa Claus rally and his top picks that don't include Apple.

Commissioner Gary Bettman, deputy commissioner Bill Daly and the 10-governor committee reviewed presentations from Quebecor and Bill Foley’s Black Knight Sports & Entertainment

Once the butt of jokes, the iPhone’s mapping and location service is narrowing the gap with Google Maps, thanks to major investments and Apple’s control over the iPhone

For personal and business reasons alike, unplugging is an absolute necessity

Fans pay tribute to late musician's message of peace