First posted: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 08:06 PM EDT | Updated: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 08:12 PM EDT. wind-mobile WIND Mobile is set to open up shop in Woodstock, Ontario.

Patience is needed as Canadian companies continue to rebuild after the devastating effects of the Great Recession, the newly appointed governor of the Bank of Canada says.

Imperial Oil Ltd. will close its 95-year-old Dartmouth, N.S., oil refinery and eliminate most of the 400 high-paying jobs it provides in the Halifax area - victims of too much refining capacity in the Atlantic basin and the high cost of imported crude.

WASHINGTON�Federal Reserve officials Wednesday upgraded their assessment of the economic recovery but remained silent on when the central bank would begin pulling back on its $85 billion-per-month bond-buying program.

EDMONTON - An ethics expert shocked an all-party legislature committee on Wednesday when he used a tobacco litigation matter involving Premier Alison Redford as an example of a �clear-cut� case of conflict of interest.

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. (CNQ), the nation's third-largest oil and natural gas producer by market value, is evaluating acquisitions as a lack of export conduits and financing keeps industry share prices depressed.

CALGARY - Alberta's economy is positioned to grow at the top-end of Canada's provincial economic growth rankings in 2013 and lead the country in 2014, says a new report released Wednesday by RBC Economics.

The regional transportation authority is challenging Lower Mainland mayors to take a stand on road pricing as the province begins planning a referendum on transit funding.

VANCOUVER -- The future of the viaducts at Georgia and Dunsmuir is once again up for debate at Vancouver city hall. But commuters and residents anxious to learn when or if the elevated roadways that lead in and out of the downtown core will come down ...

Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson chats with Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi at the Canadian Club lunch at the Ch�teau Laurier on Wednesday. Photograph by: Chris Mikula , The Ottawa Citizen.