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Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec is launching a C$250 million ($190 million) fund to invest in small and medium-sized businesses in Canada that have diverse executives and owners.
Canada's Indigenous services minister said Monday that police in Nova Scotia have failed to properly protect Indigenous people embroiled in an ugly dispute over lobster fishing.
The European Union plans to remove Canada, Tunisia and Georgia from its list of countries whose residents should be allowed to visit the bloc amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to EU officials familiar with the matter.
Children in Ontario's four COVID-19 hot spots should not go trick-or-treating this Halloween, the province's top doctor said Monday as cases continued to increase in those regions.
Statistics Canada says wholesale sales edged up 0.3 per cent in August to advance for a fourth consecutive month, though at a much slower pace
China said Monday that it has complained to Canada for allegedly condoning anti-China comments that appeared in Canadian media following controversial remarks made by the Chinese ambassador.
Ontario announced stricter health measures for York Region on Friday in an effort contain what the province is calling an "alarming" surge in COVID-19 cases.
Ontario reported 712 new infections and nine new deaths related to the virus today as the province increased measures to prevent outbreaks in long-term care homes in three regions where cases continue to climb.
The Canadian government is sticking to its ambitious plans for bringing newcomers into the country, even as its borders remain essentially closed.
As COVID-19 rages on and people stay home amid fears of contracting or spreading the coronavirus, it's fostered a societal shift that is changing how people work, live, and interact with one another – including virtual visits with the doctor.
China lashed out at Canada after Justin Trudeau said the northern nation would stand up to Beijing’s “coercive diplomacy.”
Statistics Canada says vehicular traffic coming into Canada from the U.S. remains low as travel restrictions remain in place.
Canadians appear to be turning against mandatory COVID-19 inoculations whenever a vaccine becomes available, with a new poll suggesting the number of people opposed to the idea is growing.
Investors in Canadian gold mining companies are being rewarded with higher dividends as gold prices settle near US$1,900 per ounce after setting record highs above US$2,070 in August.
A leading Canadian expert on government-funded basic incomes says the oft-debated idea could have averted much of the economic effects of COVID-19.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says opposition parties can keep digging into the WE Charity issue, but his government is focused on helping Canadians through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Porter Airlines Inc. is extending its suspension of all flights until Dec. 15, five weeks after its previously announced target to resume flying.
Calls for the return of hazard pay are growing as workers on the front lines of Canada's retail industry grow increasingly anxious amid rising COVID-19 cases.
Ontario is imposing new restrictions on Toronto, Peel Region and Ottawa to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
Health Minister Christine Elliott says 265 cases are in Toronto, 182 in Ottawa, 134 in Peel Region and 78 in York Region.
It’s not just Toronto. Montreal is seeing a flurry of condos being put up for sale, suggesting the city’s housing boom may be fading as the effects of the pandemic start to bite.
Canada's defence minister is calling out China over what he describes as its "hostage diplomacy" and says the NATO military alliance needs to keep tabs on the increasingly assertive Asian giant.
Hundreds of elementary school teachers will trade the chalkboard for the keyboard next week as Canada's largest school district continues to adjust to soaring enrolment in online education.
Ontario will make a pandemic measure that allowed restaurants and bars to deliver alcohol permanent.
Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says six single-use plastic items that aren't easily recycled and already have more environmentally friendly alternatives will be the first to go under Canada's new restrictions on plastics.
A new study says many Canadian entrepreneurs are focused on shoring up their balance sheets after recording a drastic drop in revenues and mounting debt during the first wave of COVID-19.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's minority Liberal government is expected to survive a confidence vote tonight on its throne speech, with crucial support from New Democrats.
Health Minister Patty Hajdu is telling Canadians to celebrate Thanksgiving virtually this weekend to avoid spreading COVID-19.
Forest product analysts expect prices for lumber and building panels in North America will remain strong for several years despite recent declines after an unprecedented surge to record high levels over the summer.
Health Canada has given the green light to another rapid test for the virus that causes COVID-19.
A Toronto Star newspaper reporter seeking the files argues the attempt to keep them under wraps ignores legal tenets concerning privacy and the principle of open court proceedings.
Former Liberal prime minister John Turner is being laid to rest in Toronto today.
Premier Doug Ford has said the shift to the new system was done to prepare the province's 155 assessment centres for winter.
Texas-based suitor Wilks Brothers, LLC, is sweetening its hostile takeover offer for Calgary-based Calfrac Well Services Ltd. by raising its bid to 25 cents per share from 18 cents.
After waging war on Canadian dairy, steel and aluminum, Donald Trump's White House is setting its sights on foreign berry farmers and vegetable growers.
Canadian consumer confidence recorded its smallest monthly gain since the start of the pandemic, another sign the swift economic recovery of summer is petering out.
The federal government is adding $600 million to a fund to help small- and medium-sized businesses weather the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fewer than half of Canadians would want to immediately get vaccinated once a COVID-19 treatment is available, according to polling data released Friday.
The department posted news of the approval of the Abbott Diagnostics ID Now test Wednesday, a day after the government said it had a deal to buy nearly eight million of the tests from the company.
The Newfoundland and Labrador government is projecting an $1.84-billion deficit -- a $309-million improvement from what it had forecast in July.