By John Tilak. TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index dipped on Thursday as fears the U.S. Federal Reserve will dial back its bond-buying program and pessimism following sluggish economic data from China and Europe fueled declines in all ...

In 2005, a softwood-lumber dispute took Canada and the U.S. to the brink of a trade war. Now, another trade fight looms, this time over meat labeling.

Struggling wireless carrier Mobilicity has taken the first step in the process of being acquired by Telus in a $380-million deal that will ultimately need federal government approval.

Genivar has unveiled a strategic plan to more than double its size even as the big consulting engineering firm acknowledged that ethical lapses have undermined employee morale.

TORONTO - Canada's privacy commissioner Jennifer Stoddart says she's tried naming and shaming some of the world's largest companies into respecting the privacy of Canadians.

CALGARY - A TransCanada executive says the experience with the Keystone XL pipeline project has made the company more cautious about future cross-border endeavours.

Importers of popular electronics such as big-screen TVs and MP3 players are ramping up their fight against federal tariff changes, accusing the government of misleading them by offering tariff breaks that it planned to claw back later.

Despite a number of delays, including a fire earlier this year, Nova Scotia's second offshore natural gas project is still on schedule to start producing.

Canada Post has been mailing more than 900,000 letters across the country hoping to convince people to remove "no flyer" signs from their mailboxes.

Home resales took a dip in Halifax during the first quarter of the year, according to a Royal Bank of Canada report. In the RBC Housing Trends and Affordability study, home resales fell 13 per cent in Atlantic Canada from the fourth quarter of 2012.