Air Canada says 11,000 IAMAW workers have ratified new contract

MONTREAL - Air Canada says workers in its technical operations, maintenance and operational support group have ratified their new contract.The airline says it now has new collective agreements with all

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Dollarama has 'smooth' Q1, bracing for impacts of Iran war: CFO

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Dollarama Corp.‘s chief financial officer says the company had a “smooth quarter,” even as war in the Middle East blocked

No whey: Why good plant-based cheese may no longer be a stretch

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In a nondescript chemistry lab in the heart of Toronto, a dedicated cabal of scientists may have arrived at the

Canada Post targets half a million more homes across Canada for an end to home delivery

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Just two weeks after postal workers ratified a tentative contract offer, Canada Post is taking another major step in its

How social media companies view youth bans and what they're doing to protect kids

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The federal government is proposing a social media ban for users under 16 in hopes of getting tech companies to

AltaGas in talks with more Asian customers to supply fuels from B.C. terminal: CEO

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CALGARY - The chief executive of AltaGas Ltd. says the company is in talks with customers in India, Vietnam, Taiwan

S&P/TSX composite up nearly 300 points, U.S. stock markets also push higher

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TORONTO - Canada’s main stock index was up nearly 300 points in late-morning trading, helped by strength in the energy

From timing rates to upstart lenders: How to get the most out of your next GIC

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TORONTO - As wars, tariffs, swinging commodity prices and a bond slump rankle markets, the stability of one investment vehicle

Social media platforms, app stores at odds over who should enforce social media bans

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As countries including Canada move toward social media bans in an attempt to keep youths safe online, tech companies are

Time magazine to launch Canadian version with plans for local staff and office

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Canadians may soon have a better chance of winding up on the cover of Time.The 103-year-old American magazine brand says