Chorus Aviation Inc. reported its second-quarter profit fell compared with a year ago as the economic impact of COVID-19 took its toll on the company.

Consumers in the Chinese city of Shenzhen have been urged to exercise caution when buying imported frozen food after a surface sample of chicken wings from Brazil tested positive for coronavirus, according to a statement from the local government.

Lyft Inc. overcame investors’ worst expectations Wednesday when it reported better-than-expected revenue and losses in a quarter marred by the coronavirus pandemic. The stock rose about 3% in extended trading.

New Zealand reported 13 new coronavirus cases in the community on Thursday from the previous day as the nation reels from a new outbreak.

Cisco Systems Inc. gave a lacklustre sales forecast for the current period, a sign that businesses and government agencies are spending less in the pandemic-driven recession.

CMHC CEO Evan Siddall isn’t done speaking out after his letter to Canadian lenders elicited plenty of reaction.

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his new running mate, Kamala Harris, appeared together Wednesday for the first time since the California senator joined the ticket.

Ford has issued two recalls affecting 63,367 vehicles in Canada, citing safety issues with the brakes and coil spring.

Metro Inc. reported a profit of $263.5 million in its latest quarter, up from $222.4 million a year ago, while its sales rose more than 10 per cent as Canadians stayed and cooked at home due to the pandemic.

Statistics Canada says the country's labour market gained 419,000 jobs last month as more parts of the economy were allowed to reopen.

Gold rebounded Wednesday, extending a series of wild swings that saw the metal hit a record on Friday before plunging to below US$1,900 an ounce.

Natural gas producer Birchcliff Energy Ltd. is reporting a $39.5-million second-quarter loss compared with a loss of $9.5 million in the year-earlier period.

The euro’s rally is delivering a much-needed boost to Ford Motor Co., which has been expanding exports of U.S.-built muscle cars and sport-utility vehicles.

Canada Goose Holdings Inc. slipped in early trading after the company said activity was slow in its reopened stores, raising concerns about demand ahead of the key winter season. The company said it will focus new store openings on mainland China, “where the recovery of traffic remains ahead of other markets.”