Hannah Robertson, 9, of Kelowna travelled to Chicago with her mom, Kia, on May 23 to take part in the McDonald's shareholders' meeting, where she scolded CEO Don Thompson for tricking �kids into eating food that isn't good for them by using toys and ...

It may come as a surprise to many hardworking Americans, but governments in much of the developed world require employers to give employees varying amounts of paid vacation time.

Former Formula 1 champion Jacques Villeneuve said he left Quebec because of the province's language laws, business climate and the general �morose ambiance.

At least four people, and possibly up to 55, were exposed to radiation when radioactive material leaked during a laboratory experiment in Japan.

At least 230 jobs are on the line at Rio Tinto Iron & Titanium in Sorel-Tracy. The company's management met with the union this week to present a restructuring plan that could result in significant job losses.

Provincial police are urging people to be aware of the danger of falling into cold water. It follows the rescue this week of a wind surfer in Long Point Bay after he struck a sandbar.

TORONTO, Ont. - The city's aerial spraying program to control Gypsy Moths will begin Sunday and continue into Monday, according to officials.

A long-awaited audit of the controversial deal between the City of Ottawa and Orgaworld won't be released until an ongoing commercial arbitration process ends, likely in the fall.

MONTREAL - Municipal officials expect to have a detailed analysis in hand next week explaining what went wrong Wednesday at the Atwater filtration plant, city spokesperson Jacques-Alain Lavall�e said Friday.

OTTAWA - On the second day of his job in the Bank of Canada's research department, a summer intern was surprised when his boss pulled a one-dollar bill out of his pocket and proclaimed: �I'll be signing these things one day.