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Days after reversing pledge to support Republican nominee, front-runner discusses fundraising with RNC brass

Canada’s capital city wants to deregulate the existing cab industry and start fresh with two distinct categories that will be subject to minimum standards related to vehicle safety and insurance

Not since last spring has the S&P 500 index marked a new 52-week high, which is an unusually long stretch, particularly within a bull market

The country’s Supreme Court ruled on Thursday to remove a corruption investigation into former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva from the jurisdiction of a lower court judge who released a wiretapped conversation of him with President Dilma Rousseff

In Taking Back our Spirits, she explored how public policies harmed native people and how indigenous writing can cure

Skip looks to return to winning ways at world men’s curling championship

Figure skating pair refocused after their perfect run of victories came to an end at the Grand Prix Final

Vancouver-based company does not plan to add a partner before next year, CEO said

In 2015, the Liberals, then in opposition, voted in favour of Bill C-51, the controversial Anti-Terrorism Act. However, they also promised they would amend it if they came to power. And now that the Liberals are the government, they are actually ...

Putting the two companies together would create a strong steel maker that would flourish in the Canadian and U.S. markets, observers say

Marie-Anne and Jean-Michel Lapierre, the son and daughter of Mr. Lapierre, wrote they are ‘very touched by the wave of testimony about our dad, who was our rock, our safe harbour, and an exceptional dad and grandpa.’

The Quebec government will only pay a fraction of the reported $700,000 price tag of the national funeral of Quebec singer Céline Dion’s husband, René Angélil, according to government documents made public Thursday.

A Virginia state trooper was badly wounded in a shooting at a Richmond bus station on Thursday afternoon and the suspected gunman was fatally shot, a state police spokeswoman said.

Students who prefer to occupy the moral high ground don’t have to look far for a cause to rally around. At almost every Canadian university, managers of vast pension and endowment funds direct some of their investments to oil, gas and coal ...

Canadian government’s latest budget outlines new rules concerning principal-protected notes and principal-at-risk notes

The B.C. Premier didn’t say when changes will take effect

Field of serious B.C. export project contenders down to four, trade publication says, with Squamish site leading Pacific Northwest

Millennials aren’t doomed to poverty in their later years, but they are facing a vastly different landscape that’s full of challenges

The new system comes after years of complaints by shareholders and companies about inaccurate voting results

Beyonce launches a women's fitness clothing line called Ivy Park

Energy companies are learning to adapt to the low price of oil

Scotiabank donation to support research by professors and open up internships for students

Remembering Intel’s Andy Grove, job interview advice, and how to avoid bad decisions

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