StatsCan reports a drop in sales in four of seven subsectors, including building material and supplies, motor vehicle and parts, machinery, equipment and supplies. Meanwhile, the machinery, equipment and supplies subsector increased 2.2 per cent to $13.3 billion, the highest level on record.
Complaints over sales practices are outpacing the rise in overall complaints related to telecom and TV services, telecom ombudsman tells public hearing.
Canadian Pacific Railway may match or exceed its record 2014 pace of 110,000 crude carloads next year as a pipeline crunch stokes demand for shipping by train.
Chip Wilson is one of Canada’s richest people, with a $3.6 billion fortune, including a $2.4 billion stake in Lululemon
The S&P/TSX composite index ended down 57.4 points at 15,412.70 as the cannabis-heavy health-care index also dropped.
Toys “R” Us’s long fall in the U.S. continues to wreak havoc in the toy industry, with toy makers like Hasbro taking hits as they struggle to find new partners to sell their products.
The Quebec aerospace company alleges some of its own former employees passed on documents containing trade secrets to Mitsubishi before going to work for the company.
The wraps have come off LNG projects this year in the U.S., with other huge facilities to be approved in 2019 in Qatar, Russia and Mozambique.
The social media giant has hired former U.K. deputy PM Nick Clegg, but the company’s troubles actually start at the top, writes Jennifer Wells.
The shakeup complicates an already difficult time for CBS, which has spent most of the past year fighting scandal on multiple fronts.
