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QuickList: Unemployment rates in selected Canadian cities in October
QuickList: Canadian unemployment rates for provinces in month of October
QuickStats: Facts and figures about employment in Canada in month of October
Company files application to export liquefied natural gas from Nova Scotia
Jobless rate hits lowest level since 2008, but wages need to catch up
A young adult searches a job board at YES Youth Employment Services in Toronto in 2009.
Twelve charged in Regina drug-ring crackdown
Police tape marks a crime scene in this file photo.
Canada adds jobs for second straight month; jobless rate falls to six-year low
A worker walks on a construction site in Hamilton, Ont., on November 14, 2013. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Aaron Lynett
EX-News of the World news editor Ian Edmondson jailed for phone hacking
FILE - In this Thursday, Aug. 16, 2012 file photo, former head of news at the now closed newspaper, the News of the World, Ian Edmondson smiles after appearing in Westminster Magistrates Court on phone hacking charges, in London. A judge on Friday, Nov. 7, 2014, has sentenced former News of the World news editor Ian Edmondson to eight months in prison for conspiring to hack the phones of celebrities, politician and royals. Edmondson is the eighth journalist from the now-defunct Rupert Murdoch-owned tabloid to be convicted over illegal activities.(AP Photo/Alastair Grant, File)
US posts 9th straight month of solid hiring, though many Americans don't feel benefits
In this Oct. 23, 2014 photo, an automotive service technology student works on a car at the Community College of Philadelphia Thursday, Oct. 23, 2014, in Philadelphia. The Labor Department releases employment data for October on Friday, Nov. 7, 2014. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
Owner of Canary Wharf building in London rejects US$3.5 billion takeover offer
FILE In this Thursday, Oct. 26, 2006 file photo, a general view of the Canary Wharf building, in London. The company that controls the landmark Canary Wharf building in London has rejected a 2.2 billion pounds ($3.5 billion) takeover approach from the Qatar Investment Authority and Bermuda-based property company Brookfield Property Partners. Songbird Estates chairman David Pritchard says Friday, Nov. 7, 2014, the 295 pence-a-share offer "significantly undervalues" the company. (AP Photo/Sang Tan, File)
Sears stock jumps as it says it's exploring sale of buildings to improve liquidity
FILE - In this Feb. 22, 2012 file photo, shoppers enter a Sears department store location in Dedham, Mass. Sears Holdings stock skyrocketed Friday, Nov. 7, 2014, in premarket trading after it said it’s considering forming a real estate investment trust that holds about 200 to 300 of its buildings as a way to boost its liquidity. The move would entail the sale of the stores, which the struggling retailer said would result in “substantial proceeds.” The company would lease back the stores and continue to operate in them. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)
Wally and his lady friend: B.C. otter, blinded by shotgun, gets social again
Rehabilitated sea otter Walter, right, who was blinded after a shotgun blast to the face near Tofino, B.C., swims with female Tanu after being introduced to her for the first time at the Vancouver Aquarium on Nov. 6, 2014.
Ex-Mississippi corrections commissioner, businessman each plead not guilty in bribery scheme
Vancouver mayoral race down to wire as challenger LaPointe tightens gap
Gregor Robertson during an editorial board meeting with the Globe and Mail in Vancouver November 6, 2014.
Hamilton man charged with murder in father's death: police
Mi Hyang Lee birdies fifth playoff hole to win Mizuno Classic
Mi-Hyang Lee of South Korea
Before the Bell: Stock futures rise, loonie leaps, on jobs data
Baloney Meter: Does the income-splitting plan only benefit 15% of Canadians?
Canadian dollar seen sinking to 84¢ (but at least it’s not Russia's ruble)
Michael Babad
Costs of UNS Energy acquisition reduce Fortis Q3 profit by $58 million
Anti-pipeline protesters give dirty looks over remark that facial expressions are ‘assault’
A protester carries a sign on a trail on Burnaby Mountain in Burnaby, B.C., on Oct. 29, 2014.
GOP wins won’t help a Canada-U.S. relationship stuck in neutral
Derek Burney, left, and Fen Hampson
UN’s Ebola chief hopeful outbreak can be halted in 2015
UN Ebola chief David Nabarro is shown in Washington on Sept. 3, 2014.
Friday’s small-cap stocks to watch
Paul Loucks, chief executive of Halogen Software.
Turkish emergency workers retrieve 2 bodies from flooded coal mine; 16 miners remain missing
Carrick on money: How a millionaire farmer grew his money
What’s fair for grain farmers is by implication less fair for every other business that uses the rails to move goods
Ottawa’s treatment of refugees is shocking
André Picard
Pepsi's bench for CEO thins with yet another departure of highly regarded executive
FILE - Indra Nooyi, Chairman and CEO of PepsiCo, participates in a panel discussion at the Clinton Global Initiative, in this Sept. 21, 2011 file photo taken in New York. Zein Abdalla, named president of the company just over two years ago, will retire this year. There has been no hint that Chairman and CEO Indra Nooyi, 56, is stepping down, and the company is on solid footing. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)
'Dark Web' sites peddling drugs, illegal wares pose challenge for law enforcement
Athabasca Oil losses narrow amid improved cash flow
A worker on an Athabasca Oil Corp. oil rig
Man, 33, dead after being shot in head in north Toronto, police say
Meager gains push Dow average, S&P 500 index further into record territory; Humana drops
FILE - In this Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2014, file photo, a street sign for Wall Street hangs near the New York Stock Exchange. The government’s monthly jobs report fell just short of Wall Street’s expectations Friday, Nov. 7, 2014, leaving major stock market indexes to drift in midday trading. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)
Eighty-year-old man lost in wooded area of Nova Scotia found safe
Athabasca Oil Q3 shows positive cash flow, reduced loss compared with year ago
Steelmaker ArcelorMittal: 3Q operating profit doubles on rising steel volumes
Murder-for-hire charge dropped against AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd
Phil Rudd, drummer for the rock band AC/DC, gestures from a window at his house in Tauranga, New Zealand, on Nov. 6, 2014.
Why chasing performance is a costly (and futile) pursuit
Three whippets close in on the bait they chase down a 200 yard tack made of plastic strips and fur in Abbotsford, B.C. The dogs are believed to be a cross between a Greyhound and Terrier dating from the 19th century in Britain.
Another month of robust hiring is expected even as voters remain frustrated over US economy
In this Oct. 28, 2014 photo, Shantel Howard, 29, of Miami, right, makes an appointment for a job interview with Calvin Klein employee Melina Mikhalices, left, after submitting her resume during a job fair at Dolphin Mall, in Miami. The Labor Department releases employment data for October on Friday, Nov. 7, 2014. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)
APEC summit will be less about policy and more about whether leaders even get along
Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Barack Obama hold a bilateral meeting at the G20 summit in Los Cabos, Mexico, on June 18, 2012.
China sees smaller-than-expected baby bump in first year after easing of one-child policy
Ji Yaowu, holds his child, Ji Chenhao, with his wife, Bian Yuhui, at his side this week at their home in Shanghai. The couple would like to have a second child, but they will have to pay a fine of nearly $100,000, because they don’t qualify for exemptions.
Sechelt home to orcas, eagles – and empty nesters
This three-bedroom, two-bath bungalow recently sold in Sechelt for $350,530. The new home had been on the market for 237 days, according to MLS data.
Joining family business 'one of the best decisions of my life'
Jordan Fordyce is the CEO of Stewart Drummond Studios, a Calgary-based a wholesale design resource centre that serves interior designers, decorators, retail stores, architects and builders. She works side-by-side with her father, David, who is the president of the company.
Spotted: A coral reef on wheels? Nope, it's an F-150
Sun Life’s dilemma: Funds in hand, but everything’s expensive
A Sun Life Financial sign is seen outside of their building before their annual general meeting for shareholders in Toronto May 7, 2014.
How bullion ETFs ruined the gold mining sector
ETFs have become public enemy number one for the precious metals mining sector.
Selling Alberta’s economy through cultural diplomacy
Todd Hirsch
Housing price disparity growing between major centres, rest of Canada
A for sale sign is seen on the lawn of a house listed for sale for $3.16-million in the Dunbar neighbourhood of Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday October 9, 2014.
Ottawa wields blunt instrument on corporate corruption
Sean Silcoff
Malaysian transgender people win key court ruling against Islamic law banning cross-dressing
Activists celebrate overturning a sharia law against cross-dressing at the Appeals Court in the Palace of Justice in Putrajaya November 7, 2014.
Brazil’s biggest city desperate for water as drought causes problems for millions
Timeline of key events in Detroit's financial crisis
Judge OKs Detroit's plan to get out of bankruptcy, ending largest such case in US history
FILE - This July 17, 2013 aerial photo shows the city of Detroit. On Friday, Nov. 7, 2014, federal bankruptcy judge Steven Rhodes is expected to decide whether Detroit's plan to exit bankruptcy is fair and feasible. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya, File)
Japanese governor gives OK for first nuclear plant to go back online under new safety rules
This Oct. 24, 2014 aerial photo shows two reactors at the Sendai Nuclear Power Station in Satsumasendai, Kagoshima Pref., southern Japan. The Kagoshima Prefectural governor has given final approval to restart the nuclear power plant in southern Japan, the first to resume operations in the country under new safety rules imposed in the wake of the 2011 Fukushima Dai-ichi meltdowns caused by a tsunami. Kagoshima Gov. Yuichiro Ito said Friday, Nov. 7 restarting the two reactors would go ahead even though some local residents have concerns. (AP Photo/Kyodo News) JAPAN OUT, CREDIT MANDATORY
South Korea approves plans to disband coast guard in wake of ferry disaster
Family members of passengers aboard the sunken ferry Sewol wipe their tears after South Korean lawmakers voted during the plenary session at the National Assembly in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, Nov. 7, 2014.
Three injured after Air Canada flight makes emergency landing in Edmonton
Obama writes to Iran’s supreme leader about fight against Islamic State
President Barack Obama speaks at an In Performance at the White House series event, part of the Joining Forces initiative, an event with musicians, members of the U.S. military, military veterans, and their families inside a tent on the South Lawn of the White House, Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014, in Washington.
Poppies in demand as support surges for military after attacks
A soldier lays a poppy down on a soldier’s grave at Beechmount Cemetery in Edmonton on Thursday.
Nov. 7: Remembrance Day’s status – and other letters to the editor
Poppies are given out for a donation in Toronto on Nov. 6, 2014.
U.S. midterms: Look who crashed the Republican party
U.S. Republican Senator Rand Paul from Kentucky appears with Senator Mitch McConnell and Mr. McConnell's wife, Elaine Chao, at Mr. McConnell's midterm election night victory rally in Louisville.
Trudeau’s rush to judgment
Tom Flanagan
Not all conservatives have their heads in the oil sands
Jeffrey Simpson
Mother holds out hope in missing girl search: 'I want her to come home'
Tamra Keepness was last seen alive inside this rental house near Regina's downtown.
The wrongfully convicted are never truly set free
Gary Mason
Canada fields controversial delegate in China trip
Mayor Zhang Hongming and Governor of Zhejiang Li Qiang pose infront of the skyline with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Hangzhou, China.
Canucks start three-game California swing with victory over Sharks
Vancouver Canucks goalie Ryan Miller (30) blocks a shot by San Jose Sharks defenseman Brent Burns (88) during the third period at SAP Center at San Jose. The Vancouver Canucks defeated the San Jose Sharks 3-2.
Vancouver's mayoralty race now a legal fight, too, as Nov. 15 vote looms
10 reasons you should become a Formula One fan
Scuderia Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso of Spain corners during the United States Formula One Grand Prix at the Circuit of The Americas in Austin, Texas, on Nov. 2, 2014.
Southern Alberta teenager pleads guilty to manslaughter
Sidney Crosby scores shootout winner to lead Penguins over Jets 4-3
Browns beat Bengals 24-3 to end notable road streak and move into first place
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver James Wright (86) is unable to make a catch while being defended by Cleveland Browns cornerback Buster Skrine (22) during the second half at Paul Brown Stadium.
Twelve face charges after Saskatchewan police bust two drug rings
Crosby scores shootout winner to lead Penguins over Jets
Pittsburgh Penguins forward Sidney Crosby (87) scores during the shootout period against Winnipeg Jets goalie Ondrej Pavelec (31) at MTS Centre.
Tanguay scores in regulation and shootout to lift Avalanche to 4-3 win over Leafs
Alex Tanguay #40 of the Colorado Avalanche scores the game winning goal against goalie Jonathan Bernier #45 of the Toronto Maple Leafs during an overtime shootout at Pepsi Center on November 6, 2014 in Denver, Colorado.
Taxpayers' group questions sick days taken by government employees
McMaster makes CIS men's soccer semifinals for first time since 1994
Alibaba touts ties to Canada on Harper's China trade trip
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Executive Chairman of Alibaba Group Jack Ma take part in a question and answer session in Hangzhou, China.
Honda adds hundreds of thousands of vehicles to air bag recall in southern states
November 7: Your daily horoscope
scorpio
Toddler in cardiac arrest on flight from Pittsburgh rushed from airport to Boston hospital
Lives Lived: Ian Richard Shepanik, 67
Ian Richard Shepanik
Grain farmers churn through ‘double hit’ of lower prices, smaller crops
Farmer Jay Schultz unloads wheat into a grain truck during wheat harvest on their farm near Standard, Alberta, October 7, 2014.
The Secret Trial 5: A Kafkaesque nightmare comes to life
The Secret Trial 5 is a film about the human impact of the "War on Terror."
Dear White People: Race relations in an Ivy League
The provocative campus radio show Dear White People intends to correct white people’s ignorance about black experience.
New movies opening in select theatres in Toronto
Life’s A Breeze opens at the Carlton Cinema in Toronto.
Snowden documentary Citizenfour might be the year's most hair-raising thriller
Edward Snowden Laura Poitras' thrilling documentary captures the clandestine Hong Kong hotel-room meetings between NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden and the journalists who helped bring his bombshells forward.
Big Hero 6: Heroes of intellectual property rights
Scenes featuring the inflatable Baymax are Big Hero 6’s golden moments.
The Theory of Everything: A not-so-brief history of a genius and his wife
Eddie Redmayne as Stephen Hawking in a scene from "The Theory of Everything."
West Coast ports' labour strife muddles already-slow movement of goods, including for holidays
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