Latest Videos
The information you requested is not available at this time, please check back again soon.
The world’s largest tobacco companies suffered a legal setback in Quebec this month that drove two local cigarette makers into creditor protection. That may be the tip of the iceberg in Canada for British American Tobacco Plc and others facing separate government lawsuits seeking hundreds of billions of dollars.
The City of Toronto has approved a request from the family of Barry and Honey Sherman to demolish the home where billionaire philanthropists were killed.
Canada's largest airline was overwhelmed with calls as travellers scrambled to rebook flights after Ottawa joined dozens of countries in grounding the Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft yesterday.
Transport Minister Marc Garneau says the decision to ground the plane was made after a review of the evidence about the aircraft.
When David Sidoo, a three-time All Canadian football player and multi-millionaire dealmaker, received a medal for public service at a swanky Vancouver steakhouse a few years ago, a former federal cabinet minister lauded him for the values he taught his children.
Transport Minister Marc Garneau is set to update Ottawa's position on the Boeing 737 Max 8, the aircraft that crashed in Ethiopia, and whether Canada will fall in line with other nations that have grounded the planes.
Rankings of global health, wealth and happiness are increasingly placing big countries with booming economies at the back of the line.
Winter will continue to grip the country heading into March but Canadians can expect an abrupt transition to spring, according to The Weather Network.
Word that the group pushing for a return of Major League Baseball to Montreal has chosen a site for a new stadium is being met with enthusiasm by the provincial and local governments.
Jody Wilson-Raybould confirmed she is resigning from her cabinet position amid allegations the Prime Minister’s Office pressured the former attorney general to help SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. avoid criminal prosecution.
At a news conference today, the RCMP said the network had cells in Montreal and Toronto that collected and laundered money from Montreal criminal groups.
Environment Canada has issued dozens of winter storm advisories for all of southern Ontario and parts of the northern portion, as well as much of southern Quebec.
The University of Toronto, where Wilson served as chancellor from 2012 to 2018, confirmed his death in a post on its website Sunday evening, saying the school's flag will fly at half-mast until Wilson's funeral.
The federal government is awarding a long-awaited contract to design its $60-billion fleet of warships to U.S. defence giant Lockheed Martin.
The anonymous Canadian consignor wants the ball to stay north of the border, but he has a plan to have it help baseball fans in this country if it doesn't.
Canada is being forced to shoulder a bigger share of the costs of developing F-35 fighter jets even though it has not decided whether it will actually buy any.
Thieves made off with what the RCMP say is a "significant quantity" of Canadian currency -- all in $1 and $2 bills -- from a collectibles store in Moncton, N.B.
AirHelp notes in an open letter to the government that the rules impose no obligation on airlines to pay customers for delays or cancellations if they were caused by technical problems discovered on the tarmac.
The food-guide facelift unveiled today reflects a new approach by Health Canada aimed at promoting healthier eating and lifestyle choices, rather than emphasizing serving sizes and specific foods.
The Competition Bureau says a former executive of Quebec engineering firm Dessau received a 12-month sentence after pleading guilty Thursday in the Court of Quebec to rigging bids for City of Gatineau infrastructure contracts.
Meng Wanzhou steps out of her $4.2 million mansion, a GPS monitor strapped to her ankle, and slips into a chauffeured black SUV. Then she’s off, largely free to roam the shops and restaurants within 100 square miles of Vancouver until her 11 p.m. curfew.
A towering iceberg that captured international attention in 2017 when it parked beside a tiny Newfoundland town will be seen around the world again -- on an international stamp.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shuffled his cabinet after one of his senior ministers decided not to seek re-election when Canadians go the polls this fall.
Anyone flying a drone in Canada will have to pass an online exam and get a pilot's certificate under new rules to be announced today by federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau.
“We can go 24/7, 365 [days] around Alberta, but we’re just not getting recognized for what’s happening to our oil industry,” Innisfail, Alta. council member Glen Carritt told BNN Bloomberg on Monday. Carritt is a main organizer of the Yellow Vest Convoy to Ottawa.
Hundreds of thousands of cash-handling machines across the country have had to be upgraded to handle Canada's distinctive new $10 bill, featuring a vertical portrait of Nova Scotia civil rights advocate Viola Desmond, while some others still awaiting changes are rejecting the distinctive banknotes.
Elham Kheradmand has the kind of qualifications that most tech-savvy economies would love to attract.
Aphria Inc. is officially an acquisition target. Green Growth Brands Ltd. announced late Thursday it intends to launch an $11 per share takeover bid for the embattled cannabis producer, implying a valuation of $2.8 billion.
The list of new appointments being unveiled this morning by Rideau Hall includes former politicians, such as one-time New Brunswick premier Camille Henri Theriault and Frank Lewis, who served as P.E.I.'s lieutenant-governor.
Lisa Helps says based on a report commissioned by the regional government in 2015, storm surges combined with a one-metre rise in sea level -- which is projected by the year 2100 -- could result in business disruption losses of $415,557 per day.
Legault received a thumbs-up from 59 per cent of Quebec residents, while 57 per cent of Saskatchewanians gave Moe a vote of confidence in the online survey, which polled Angus Reid Forum members between Dec. 12-19.
Global Affairs Canada says a third Canadian has been detained in China, but it was not clear whether this latest detention is linked to the arrest in Canada of a senior Chinese tech executive.
A Nova Scotia judge has granted a temporary injunction to stop fishermen from blocking survey boats hired to examine a route for a pulp mill's effluent pipeline.
Some of the country’s business leaders took to the social media domain to vouch for Canada’s entrepreneurship talent and issues like workplace equality.
A group of investors trying to bring Major League Baseball back to Montreal released a market study Thursday concluding the project would be viable and would generate strong interest among fans and the city's business community.
A sophisticated restaurant near the Old Port of Montreal is now an Instagram-ready holiday backdrop decked out with more than 350 metres of Christmas lights, wrapped presents fixed to the ceiling and Santa hats perched on chair tops.
A pizza delivery to the Vancouver home of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou turned into an offer of lunch on Wednesday for members of the media camped outside.
The huge spill of oil, water and gas happened while Husky Energy's SeaRose platform was preparing to restart production during a fierce storm that was, at the time, the most intense in the world.
A Chinese telecommunications executive who was arrested after an extradition request from the United States is scheduled to appear in a Vancouver court for a bail hearing today.
The agency says the 156-gram packages of Salad Shake Ups -- Sweet Kale, with best before date of Dec. 3, should be thrown out or returned to the store where it was purchased.