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Formal campaign statement urges shutdown of Muslims entering the country until representatives ‘can figure out what is going on’

Fashion Santa has appeared a Yorkdale Shopping Centre in Toronto and taking a selfie with the stylish St. Nick results in a charitable donation

Star avoid spoilers about the plot of the upcoming sci-fi epic

Statistics Canada reports immigrants who have lived in Canada for less than five years had easier time finding work in Saskatchewan and Alberta compared with Ontario and Quebec, though many take so-called ‘survival jobs’ in effort to keep afloat

Finance Canada released a costing Monday that shows an annual shortfall of $1.2-billion, including new revenue from reverting to the previous annual contribution limits to tax-free savings accounts as of Jan. 1

The shooters in San Bernardino had been radicalized "for some time" but there was no evidence so far of an international plot, said FBI Los Angeles Assistant Director in Charge, David Bowdich

U.S. economy continues to strengthen, but traders have a history of underestimating tightening by central bank

While the Halifax-based company services only 1 per cent of the market in Nova Scotia and PEI, it’s clear that CEO Lee Bragg takes his competition seriously

Russia's Deputy Interior Minister handed over a German Shepherd puppy to the French Ambassador on Monday, to honor a French police dog killed during a raid connected with the recent Paris attacks

The WTO ruled that Canada and Mexico can impose tariffs onto U.S.-traded products worth roughly US$1-billion as the countries prepared to retaliate over the U.S.’s meat-labelling rules. BNN’s Tara Weber has more.

BNN speaks with Todd Hirsch, Chief Economist at ATB Financial, about the effects that a lower oil is going to have for Alberta's economy. He also provides his team's forecast for the price of crude, which they see rising in the second half of 2016.

Verizon earlier this year bought AOL Inc to push into mobile video and targeted advertising

Oil slumps 6% to near 7-year low after OPEC inaction

For political junkies, there is no greater fun than watching a rookie prime minister handling the first Question Period of a new Parliament