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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.
The spacecraft carrying Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques has successfully docked at the International Space Station, six hours after blasting off from Kazakhstan.
Parliamentary budget officer Yves Giroux says the average cost for migrants who entered the country between April 2017 and March 2018 is just over $14,000, but this amount can vary based on how long they have to wait for their refugee claims to be finalized.
“I don’t think we need to start threatening confederation. We’re not quite at that point,” Alberta Premier Rachel Notley told BNN Bloomberg in an interview Thursday.
Canada has announced sanctions on 17 Saudi nationals, the last nation to do so in response to the killing Jamal Khashoggi in October.
Here’s how leaders in Canada are reacting to GM’s restructuring plan.
The $60-billion effort to build new warships for Canada's navy has hit another snag, this time in the form of a legal challenge by one of three companies in the competition to design the vessels.
Justin Trudeau spent a windfall on billions in tax breaks for Canadian businesses. Their response is that he still has work to do.
Sobeys Inc. and Metro Inc. have removed romaine lettuce products from their shelves after Canadian and U.S. health officials warned people to avoid eating the vegetable after a new E. coli outbreak.
The 250,000-litre spill happened on Friday morning 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.
This time, the focus will be on the Trudeau government's handling of the file, which includes adopting several stopgaps while taking its time on a competition to buy new planes for the Canadian Forces.
Calgary city council has hammered the final nail in the coffin of a bid for the 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympic Games.
Wanda Robson, the sister of the late civil rights pioneer Viola Desmond, will make the first purchase with the new bill during a ceremony Monday at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg.
The agency that regulates offshore safety in Newfoundland and Labrador says all offshore oil rigs in the province's waters have been temporarily shut down.
Canada Post has issued what it calls a "time-limited" contract offer to its employees in hopes of ending rotating strikes that have created a historic backlog of undelivered parcels.
A Calgary bid for the 2026 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games is destined to die after the majority of voters said 'no' to it.
Calgarians head to the polls to declare whether they want the city to host a second Winter Games.
Quebec raised $500 million by tapping its existing 2.75 per cent bond due in 2028 in the first sale of long-term debt by a Canadian province in two weeks.
Ottawa Senators players who were caught on tape joking about and criticizing their team's defence in a video posted online are apologizing for their comments.
The union representing Canada Post employees says 800 workers have walked off the job in the southwestern Ontario cities of Kitchener and Waterloo as rotating strikes continue across the country.