The U.S. Federal Reserve signalled Wednesday that it's moving closer to slowing its bond-buying program, which is intended to keep long-term interest rates at record lows.
Political veteran Bob Rae announced Wednesday he is giving up his seat as a Liberal MP in the House of Commons to focus on his work as a lawyer and mediator on First Nations issues.
Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz says Canadian consumers did their part for the economy by borrowing the country through the worst recession since the Great Depression and now it is the turn of businesses to start spending.
A dating site targeting singles looking for a partner to have children with launched this week in Denmark, attracting slightly more men than women, its founder said.
Half of Canada's First Nations children are living in poverty, triple the national average, according to a new analysis of census statistics that pegs the cost of easing the problem at $580-million a year.
Chrysler has agreed to recall 2.7 million older-model Jeeps in the U.S. and Canada that could be at risk of a fuel tank fire. The recall affects approximately 180,000 vehicles in Canada, according to a Chrysler spokesperson, who said a voluntarily recall campaign with take place in both countries.
It’s not often that researchers find a whole new way of attacking cancer, but on Tuesday, researchers at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre announced they may have done exactly that.
Alberta's top court has ruled a man who violently attacked two women in southern Alberta is a "loaded gun with a hair trigger" and must be jailed indefinitely.
