Natural gas shipments from British Columbia to the Pacific Northwest languished at the lowest in at least four-and-a-half years more than a week after a pipeline rupture that cut supplies to homes, factories and oil refineries.

The union representing 50,000 Canada Post employees says rotating strikes will begin Monday if agreements aren't reached with the Urban Postal Operations and Rural and Suburban Mail Carriers bargaining units.

The U.S. Treasury Department is poised to release its much-awaited foreign-exchange policy report to Congress on Wednesday afternoon, according to an administration official.

New Jersey is getting closer to legalizing marijuana.

Councillors for the City of Kamloops took less than 10 seconds to unanimously approve British Columbia's first and only marijuana dispensary.

Netflix Inc. is growing faster than even its most bullish fans on Wall Street predicted, soothing doubts about its global prospects and sending its already-stratospheric stock higher.

Each dwelling will be permitted to grow up to four plants at a time once pot is legalized Wednesday – but only 15 per cent are considering doing so as homeowners worry about the resale value of their properties, a new poll conducted by Zoocasa.com reveals.

International Business Machines Corp. missed analysts’ quarterly revenue estimates, ending a short-lived streak of sales gains and casting doubt on its strategy to boost growth through new businesses like cloud and artificial intelligence. The shares fell in extended trading.

Today, we’re going across Canada with unprecedented BNN Bloomberg field coverage of how this historic day will play out across the country.

The Senate's banking committee is urging the Trudeau government to take big steps on taxation that include introducing immediate corporate tax cuts to ease competitiveness concerns and revamping the whole tax system.

The federal government plans to move Wednesday on easing the process of obtaining a criminal pardon for simple pot possession.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau says 50 Canadian companies have so far been exempted from paying surtaxes on U.S. steel and aluminum imports that have been in place since Ottawa imposed retaliatory tariffs last summer.

Peter Aceto spent 21 years in banking, building an online lender in Canada for ING Groep NV and Bank of Nova Scotia. The executive, who left Scotiabank’s Tangerine unit 18 months ago, is now blazing a career with other bankers in cannabis.