Tim Hortons Inc. - already dealing with slumping sales that it blames on the slow economy and $1 drinks at competitors - faces new pressure from a second U.S.

As investors grapple with the outlook for stocks, they're once again looking to the past to predict the future. But in a world where markets are being driven by unusual Federal Reserve policies, investors are having a hard time finding a precedent.

CALGARY - Thermal oilsands giant Cenovus Energy Inc. says it will increase its rail transportation capacity to 30,000 barrels per day or 10 per cent of overall production by the end of 2014.

Verizon Communications Inc. confirmed on Tuesday that it is considering an entry into Canada's $19-billion wireless market in the wake of a report earlier this week by The Globe and Mail.

The federal government will raise the bar for oil companies operating off the East Coast and in the Arctic, increasing the limit on their liability for environmental and other damage from a blowout or oil spill to $1-billion.

TORONTO � Bonnie Brooks may be stepping aside as president of Hudson's Bay Co., but she will be taking on an even more important role at the storied department store retailer she helped to revive, its chief executive stressed on Tuesday.

TERRACE, B.C. - There is a growing imbalance between oil supply and delivery in Canada and doing nothing is not an option, the lawyer for the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers told a federal panel weighing the Northern Gateway project.

The incoming CEO of the Vancouver International Airport says his biggest challenge is to stem the flow of B.C. travellers heading across the border for cheaper flights.

Dufferin St. has been voted the worst road in Ontario for the second year in a row in a survey conducted by the Canadian Automobile Association.

Quebec's leading aerospace companies are all seeking business at the industry's big trade show in Le Bourget, near Paris, this week.