The markets may be hitting RIM hard after its most recent restructuring, but the Ontario community considered synonymous with the BlackBerry isn't letting bad news get it down.

Mark's Work Wearhouse has pulled Caterpillar-brand boots off the shelves of its London, Ont.,-area stores in support of hundreds of local Electro-Motive workers who are losing their jobs.

Canada's unemployment rate rose to 7.6 per cent in January according to Statistics Canada, a 0.1 per cent increase, as 23,700 more people searched for work.

New job numbers released by Statistics Canada show that the biggest job gains between January 2011 and 2012 were in natural resources while the biggest drop in employment was in the finance, insurance, real estate and leasing sector. We take a look at how various industries fared in the 10 provinces.

The Conservative government is considering increasing the age of eligibility for Canada's Old Age Security system, Prime Minister Stephen Harper confirmed Friday.

British Columbia is putting its energy future into exports of liquefied natural gas to Asia, Premier Christy Clark announced on Friday morning.

External auditors at Nortel Networks approved the release of outdated cash reserves onto earnings statements in early 2003, even though they knew there was no "trigger," a former employee told a Toronto court hearing the fraud trial of three ex-executives Friday.

For a small subsector of market watchers, the Super Bowl is important because it has an uncanny knack for predicting what stock markets are going to do.

Job numbers suggest Canada's economy has stalled while its American counterpart is gaining momentum.

Monthly water testing is part of a new $50 million 'world class' federal-provincial environmental monitoring plan for the Alberta oilsands.