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Alberta municipalities spending at unsustainable rate: business group
Report: Casino revenue up 6 per cent in '12, 1st major growth in 3 years as economy strengthens
New 'Star Wars' film is titled 'The Force Awakens'; Disney says principal photography complete
In this video grab made available by Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM on Thursday, May 22, 2014, J.J. Abrams, director of "Star Wars: Episode VII," talks to the fans from the movie set in the desert in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Walt Disney Pictures announced Thursday, Nov. 6, that the movie previously known only as “Episode VII” has been dubbed “The Force Awakens.” Disney also said that principle photography has wrapped on the J.J. Abrams-directed sequel six months after beginning. The film will be released in December 2015. (AP Photo/Lucasfilm Ltd., File)
Two people charged after poppy donation boxes stolen in Trenton, Ont., OPP says
Efforts halted to find missing operator of derailed freight train
Wynne says she's heard complaints of alleged sexual harassment at work
Iconic flamenco guitarist Manitas de Plata dies in France
FILE - This March 9, 1970, file photo shows Manitas de Plata, seated at center, performing in France. Iconic flamenco guitarist Manitas de Plata, who sold nearly 100 million records worldwide and broke boundaries for gypsy musicians, has died in southern France. He was 93. Plata sold some 93 million records in a career that spanned over half a century. Despite acquiring a fortune as one of France’s best-selling recording artists, he died practically penniless _ spending his fortune on “roulette, fancy cars, going out and beautiful women,” according to his great nephew, Ricao Bissiere. (AP Photo/Spartaco Bodini, File)
Appeals court reaffirms BP is liable for federal Clean Water Act damages in Gulf oil spill
Talisman’s Kvisle struggles with handing off CEO role
At midday: Markets mainly positive amid prospective ECB stimulus
President of European Central Bank Mario Draghi, laughs during a news conference in Frankfurt, Germany, Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014, following a meeting of the ECB governing council. European Central Bank head Mario Draghi opened the door for further stimulus saying the bank staff is preparing the technical groundwork for further support measures if needed for the struggling economy.
Postal Service to deliver 7 days a week during holiday season
'1989' by Taylor Swift tops HMV Canada CD sales chart
Tim Cook among nominees for B.C. National Award for Canadian Non-Fiction
Canadian employment figures (2014)
Canadian Solar lands deal for three power plants in Brazil
Canadian Solar is banking on markets such as Japan, Canada, China and Europe.
North Carolina environmental agency hosts closed-door meeting on off-shore oil drilling plan
Broadcaster ITV announces 6th series of 'Downton Abbey' to film next year
What is the Million Mask March and who is Guy Fawkes?
Members and supporters of the Anonymous movement wear Guy Fawkes masks as they demonstrate as part of the "Million Mask March" in Portland, Oregon.
Correction: TV-Fox-Keith Ablow story
Map: 47 LELAND AVE., TORONTO
Nova Scotia to launch consultations on legislation to improve accessibility
Renovations lift Queensway sidesplit over competing homes
After uproar, new Montreal bridge won’t be named after hockey great
The design for the proposed crossing to replace the Champlain Bridge is shown in an artist’s rendering.
Canadian Pacific train hauling empty grain cars derails in southern Alberta
An investigator inspects a Canadian Pacific Railway train derailment near Pearce, Alta., on Thursday, November 6, 2014. A company spokesman says 17 empty grain hopper cars went off the track early Thursday morning. THE CANADIAN PRESS/David Rossiter
NFL to stage three games at Wembley Stadium in London next year
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles practises a pass during a training session in London, Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014. Jacksonville Jaguars will play against the Dallas Cowboys at Wembley Stadium in London, on Sunday Nov. 9, 2014.
Slow design: How to create the perfect condo in just six years
One person missing as freight train carrying diesel plunges into river in Quebec
Home of the Week: From pickle factory to party space
From the master suite you can walk out to a rooftop deck.
Picasso, Monet, Degas among works pledged to LA museum in largest-ever gift
ADM promoting its president Juan Luciano to CEO; Patricia Woertz will step aside on Jan. 1
Quebec union apologizes to Alberta amid backlash over liquor sales video
Why charities are relevant to next election
Donald K. Johnson
CBS News launches digital streaming news network offering coverage around the clock
Thanksgiving travel looks to be even more painful this year; US airlines expect more fliers
At the open: Markets flat amid heavy corporate earnings
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Nov. 3, 2014.
Public safety a concern when Calgary police search for holdup suspects
Mortgage companies Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac post profits in 3Q; pay dividends to US Treasury
Honda to invest $857M in Ontario plant to build next generation of Civic passenger car
Cameras coming by 2015 on some BC Transit buses outside Metro Vancouver
OECD trims outlook for Canadian economy
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) new chief economist Catherine Mann talks while presenting the advance G-20 OECD Economic Outlook on Nov. 6, 2014.
Review: Kevin Spacey can't save 'Call of Duty' story but new multiplayer abilities boost game
This church conversion has form and function preserved
Del Mastro tried to treat courts as he did his political opponents
Bruce Anderson
Actavis said to be in active takeover discussions with Allergan
The head offices of Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. are seen in Laval, Que., on May 20.
NHL goalie masks come to life with airbrushed flair
Philadelphia Flyers' Steve Mason
Man accused of killing girlfriend, posting of gruesome crime scene photos arrested in Oregon
This image released by the Portland, Ore., Police Bureau, shows David Kalac, 33, who police say is a suspect in the killing of a woman in Port Orchard, Wash., where graphic photos of the victim's body were posted online hours before before police found the body. ( AP Photo/Portland Police Bureau)
Old homes given new life through second skin
Students at Delft University in the Netherlands propose to rehabilitate postwar houses by adding a ‘second skin’ that would make the home energy neutral and add living space.
Three reasons why Intact Financial is one to watch
Intact Financial Corporation President and Chief Executive Officer Charles Brindamour speaks during the annual general meeting of shareholders in Toronto May 4, 2011.
Eleven ways to fit exercise into your busy schedule
Aboriginal soldiers among Canada’s top snipers in First World War
Cpl. Francis Pegahmagabow, pictured in an undated photo, was credited with 378 kills during his four years on the front lines of Europe during the First World War. Pegahmagabow was one of the First Nations soldiers who were among Canada’s top snipers.
Apple devices infected by ‘WireLurker’ malware that targets USB
The keyboard and applications on an Apple MacBook Pro are shown at the Apple retail store in San Francisco, California July 21, 2009.
'We didn't have to change anything' - how the 'Of Mice and Men' broadcast happened
This image released by Polk & Co. shows James Franco, right, and Chris O'Dowd in a scene from "Of Mice and Men," in New York. A high-definition broadcast of Franco starring on Broadway this summer in John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men" will compete with the movies "Nightcrawler" and "Gone Girl" at the box office, and it marks an important milestone. While a few Broadway shows have been broadcast, this is the first time the National Theatre Live series, the gold standard, has chosen a Broadway show to beam into over 900 venues across the U.S. and Canada. (AP Photo/Polk & Co., Richard Phibbs)
British Columbia National Award for Canadian Non-Fiction reveals longlist
Nominee Tim Cook, author of The Necessary War, Volume One: Canadians Fighting the Second World War 1939-43.
Rare Steinbeck WWII story about black pilot is finally published
FILE - In an undated file photo, American author John Steinbeck, takes a rest from work on a new novel. A rare Steinbeck WWII story titled "With Your Wings," an inspirational story about a black pilot that Steinbeck wrote for Orson Welles' radio program, and then seemed to disappear, is getting a second release. Andrew F. Gulli, managing editor of the Birmingham, Michigan-based quarterly The Strand Magazine, features it in The Strand's holiday issue, which comes out Friday, Nov. 7, 2014. (AP Photo. File)
Film academy honours Harry Belafonte for activism, which he says always inspired his art
FILE -- In this July 26, 2013 file photo, American singer, songwriter, actor and social activist Harry Belafonte, Jr. conducts a network interview outside the Florida Capitol in Tallahassee, Fla. The film academy is recognizing Belafonte’s lifelong activism with the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award, which he will accept Saturday, Nov. 8, 2014, at the Governors Awards in Los Angeles. Actress Maureen O’Hara, animator Hayao Miyazaki and screenwriter Jean-Claude Carriere will also receive Oscar statuettes at the private ceremony. (AP Photo/Phil Sears, File)
US stock indexes open little changed a day after setting a record high
Thursday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Top Links: ‘Dumb money’ in commodities got suckered
Contract talks under way between Giancarlo Stanton and Marlins on multi-year deal
Miami Marlins' Giancarlo Stanton follows through on a grand slam in the fourth inning of a baseball game against the Colorado Rockies in Miami, Monday, May 21, 2012.
Poor census data is crippling Canada’s ability to compete
Murtaza Haider
Golden State Warriors crush Clippers to remain unbeaten
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry shoots the basketball against Los Angeles Clippers guard Jordan Farmar during the fourth quarter at Oracle Arena.
Protest at London, Ont., city hall leads to 3 arrests, $1,000 damage, police say
Cavaliers continue to struggle, dropping road game to the Jazz
Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James wipes his face as he walks up court in the second half during an NBA basketball game against the Utah Jazz on Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014, in Salt Lake City.
How Daniel and Cathy climbed the property ladder
SNC-Lavalin to cut 4,000 jobs worldwide, 9 per cent of total
North Vancouver braces for more rain following flash floods earlier in the week
Map: 3 MARKET ST., TORONTO
Canadian Tire credits 22 per cent boost in profits to sales being 'on a roll'
The Million Mask March bills itself as the world's largest protest
Vapor passes through a Guy Fawkes mask as a man smokes while joining supporters of the Anonymous movement who were taking part in the global "Million Mask March" protests in Union Square, New York.
Cowboys’ Romo says back is better and he has 'good chance' to play Sunday
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo arrives at Gatwick Airport, England, Tuesday Nov. 4, 2014, prior to the NFL international series match between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Dallas Cowboys at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.
Microsoft is releasing free new Office software for iPhones and iPads; teams with DropBox
Two-level condo at St. Lawrence Market sells shy of asking price
Loonie closes lower ahead of October jobs report
Canadian dollars
Beef costs eat Wendy's profit; chain says 'record-high' costs expected to continue
Canada downs U.S. at Four Nations Cup in first game since Sochi
Team Canada Rebecca Johnston, centre, celebrates her winning goal against Team USA during third period action at the Four Nations Cup women's hockey tournament in Kamloops, B.C. on Wednesday November 5, 2014.
US productivity increases at 2 per cent rate in second quarter while labour costs up slightly
FILE - In this Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2014 file photo, a welder helps to install an expansion joint on a steam pipe beneath a sidewalk in Philadelphia. The Labor Department releases third-quarter productivity data on Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)
Building permits rise in September, paced by gains in Toronto
Construction of athlete housing and other related buildings for the Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games continues on the site located near Cherry St. and Front St. East.
Building permits up to $7.5 billion in September: Statistics Canada
BCE says sports, HBO programming doesn't come cheap, will affect media results
Applications for US jobless aid decline; 14-year low for benefits points to strong hiring
In this Monday, Oct. 6, 2014 photo, Jonathan Alsina, 25, of Miami, fills out paperwork before being interviewed during a job fair at Fontainebleau Miami Beach in Miami Beach, Fla. The Labor Department releases weekly jobless claims for the week of Oct. 27 on Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)
Perrigo to buy fellow drugmaker Omega Pharma in deal valued at about $3.1 billion
Harper arrives in China on visit that aims to repair relations
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen are presented flowers as they arrive in Hangzhou, China, Thursday, November 6, 2014.
Harper's first day in China heavy on economic ties
Loonie declines, ECB stimulus talk strengthens greenback, pushes oil lower
B.C. child services hampered by ‘deeply flawed’ computer system
Children play on the athletic track and a hurdle at the Rashpal Dhillon Track & Field Oval at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, B.C. In a report titled Choose Children, the B.C. Government and Service Employees’ Union calls for increased provincial funding to reduce “intolerable” workloads that leave children, youth and families at risk.
Car driver charged with driving while intoxicated in Toronto tour bus crash
A bus that was involved in a crash with a tractor-trailer and a car left 27 people injured on Interstate 81 in Nedrow, N.Y. Twenty-six passengers suffered minor injuries on the Pine Hills Trailways bus traveling from Toronto to New York City. The bus driver is in serious condition at a Syracuse hospital. Police say the car driver has been charged with driving while intoxicated.
26 passengers injured when Toronto-to-NYC bus crashes near Syracuse
This photo provided by the Onondaga County Sheriff's Office shows the bus involved in a crash with a tractor-trailer and a car that left 27 people injured on Interstate 81 early Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014, in Nedrow, N.Y. Twenty-six passengers suffered minor injuries on the Pine Hills Trailways bus traveling from Toronto to New York City. The bus driver is in serious condition at a Syracuse hospital. Police say the car driver has been charged with driving while intoxicated. (AP Photo/Onondaga County Sheriff's Office)
TSX up: traders pick through earnings reports, buy beaten down resource stocks
Cybersecurity firm discovers malware that targets Apple mobile devices, largely in China
Collapse in global mining forces major cuts at SNC-Lavalin
SNC-Lavalin offices in downtown Montreal. Canada’s largest engineering and construction firm said Thursday it would slash 4,000 jobs as it deals with a collapse in global mining activity and stunted economic growth, particularly in emerging markets such as China.
SNC-Lavalin to quickly cut 4,000 jobs, reduces 2014 profit expectations
The offices of SNC Lavalin are seen Monday, March 26, 2012 in Montreal. SNC-Lavalin to reduce its global workforce by 4,000, or nine per cent of the total, over 18 months starting in 2015. The engineering and construction company says the job cuts are part of its ongoing efforts to get out of underperforming business segments. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz
Two ways to halt the decline of authorship in Canada
John Degen
Pegulas committed to building new stadium for Bills, ending Toronto series
Fans enter the Rogers Centre before the Buffalo Bills play the Atlanta Falcons in NFL action in Toronto, Sunday December 1, 2013.
Bird deaths reported on Alberta oil sands tailing ponds
A tailings pond near the Syncrude tar sands operations near Fort McMurray, Alberta, September 17, 2014. The Alberta Energy Regulator says it has received reports of 122 bird deaths at three oil sands operations.
Beverage maker Cott acquires U.S. firm in $1.25-billion deal
Plastic bottles filled with soda prior to be labelled are carried on conveyor belt at the soft-drink maker Cott's bottling plant near Pearson Airport in Toronto in 2009.
Before the Bell: Stock futures turn positive on ECB
Quebecor Q3 profit improves, telecom revenue up but media, sports segments fall
Source: NFL Commissioner Goodell testifies at Rice suspension appeal hearing
Former Baltimore Ravens NFL running back Ray Rice and his wife Janay arrive for a hearing at a New York City office building
Facebook launches Ebola donation button, sends communication terminals to affected countries
This image provided by Facebook Inc. shows an example of a message and donation button the company has designed to make it easier for its users to donate to charities battling Ebola. Facebook on Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014 said that, over the coming week, its users will see an option to donate to three nonprofits fighting the disease. (AP Photo/Facebook)
BCE says sports, HBO programming will affect media results
BCE CEO George Cope attends the company's AGM in Toronto in 2013.
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