The compensation fund for victims of a fiery oil train derailment in Lac Megantic, Que., that claimed 47 lives has grown to $345 million with a contribution from the company that owned the shipment.
A proposal by Ontario's securities watchdog to pay corporate whistleblowers up to $1.5 million is too stingy to spur senior executives with knowledge of accounting fraud, insider trading and market manipulation to come forward
OTTAWA — Statistics Canada says the number of hate crimes reported to police in 2013 dropped by 17 per cent from 2012.
TORONTO — A new national strategy announced Tuesday aims to help Canadians better understand and manage their finances.
TORONTO — Photography chain Blacks is shuttering all of its 59 stores in Canada as of Aug. 8 after 85 years in operation.
WARSAW, Poland — Prime Minister Stephen Harper will visit a Canadian frigate conducting military exercises with NATO forces in the Baltic Sea, the Polish prime minister revealed today.