Mobilicity president Stewart Lyons says he's confident a proposal by telecommunications giant Telus Corp. to buy the struggling wireless upstart will clear regulatory hurdles �given the shape we're in.

Gasoline drips off a nozzle during refuelling at a gas station in Altadena, Calif., in this March 24, 2012 file photo. A sharp drop in gasoline costs led U.S.

Police in New Westminster, B.C., are warning the public about counterfeit polymer $100-bills that have turned up twice in recent weeks.

Ontarians are rejoicing after the union representing nearly 7,000 employees of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario reached a tentative agreement late Thursday, averting a walkout that would have shut down LCBO stores across the province going into the ...

Prime Minister Stephen Harper made a stark case for the Keystone XL pipeline to an influential New York audience, saying no further debate is necessary and an increasing supply of oil from Canada is inevitable.

After a long cold winter, I love this time of year in Calgary when the price for fruit and vegetables no longer make me gasp at the checkout counter.

A controversial application to open a coal mine in the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island has been rejected as inadequate by the B.C.

Federally registered meat plants will be required to put new labels on mechanically tenderized beef in order to make it safer for consumers, Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz says.

Nova Scotia's Colchester County is blocking a company's plan to dump fracking waste water in the sewer in Debert, a system that is connected to the Bay of Fundy.

The Canada Pension Plan fund rode a wave of strong gains in foreign stock markets to push its investments up by 10.1 per cent last year and boost its assets to $183-billion.