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Dow Chemical to trim about 3 per cent of global workforce as part of chlorine business deal
Growing number of seniors account for Ontario insolvency filings: study
A senior couple goes over bills in this file photo
Military leaders must move fast to address ‘sexualized culture’
David Bercuson
UK comedian Russell Brand drops 'don't vote' stance; urges voters to back Labour's Ed Miliband
Liberals win third straight majority government in PEI
Liberal Leader Wade MacLauchlan hugs supporters after the celebration party in Charlottetown, P.E.I., Monday, May 4, 2015. Rookie politician Wade MacLauchlan has led his Liberal party to a majority victory in Prince Edward Island, where voters decided Monday to grant a third consecutive term to a government repeatedly accused during the campaign of undermining public trust.  <!--EndFragment--><!--StartFragment-->
UN official praises China's response to Nepal quake, says its development status will grow
Grace Lee Whitney, who played Yeoman Janice Rand in original 'Star Trek' series, dies at 85
Star Wars Day: What’s going on today in a galaxy not so far, far away
Aren’t you a lilttle short to be a storm trooper? Cosplayers take part in a Star Wars Day fan event in Tokyo on May 4, celebrated as Star Wars Day by fans of the film franchise.
In setback for Netanyahu, Israeli foreign minister says party will not join new government
Murray beats Kohlschreiber in 3 sets to win BMW Open for 1st clay-court title
26 wild horses shot dead in southern Greece on remote mountainside; motive for attack unclear
Fairfax Financial preparing to buy 35% stake in Vietnam's BIDV Insurance
Liberals win P.E.I. election, but Tories gain and Greens make history
Police in eastern Newfoundland set up online registry for people with autism
European Union approves some $22 million in aid, financial support for quake hit Nepal
Alberta leaders talk chiweenies, 'Game of Thrones,' comedy and dietary choices
Fairfax set to buy 35% stake in Vietnam’s BIDV Insurance
In this file photo, shareholders attend the Fairfax Financial Holdings annual general meeting in Toronto on April 9, 2014.
Things to know about the situation in Baltimore following the death of Freddie Gray
Canada and the Philippines: Step up the commitment
Hugh Stephens
U.S. factory orders boost North American markets; loonie closes higher
Before the bell: Stocks heading higher, oil at 2015 high
EU rejects Australian policy for dealing with migrant influx
Iceberg moves into inlet in eastern Newfoundland, several others sit off coast
Official: Russian bikers who entered Germany for WWII ride not members of Night Wolves group
Buffett says it will be hard for Fed to raise interest rates much while Europe struggles
Monday’s small-cap stocks to watch
Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina launches bid for Republican presidential nomination
Once a kingmaker, British deputy PM Clegg faces election debacle as marriage to Tories haunts
Top Links: The shale boom has already gone bust – at least for now
Scott Barlow
Spanish football executive: new TV rights law to improve competitiveness in La Liga
Leaders to issue last hurrahs as clock winds down to voting day in Alberta
Image of Asia: Digging for clams at the beach in Japan
EU Council, German presidents at funeral ceremony for former Polish FM Wladyslaw Bartoszewski
Real leadership is about transformation
Brian Mulroney
Albertans: Get to know your Lieutenant-Governor
Eric Adams
Buffett says Berkshire Hathaway bought more IBM shares and he believes in the firm's future
Ukraine says 2 soldiers killed in renewed fighting between government troops, separatists
Doing the right thing can come at great cost, Harper tells at VE Day service
Nearly 6,800 migrants on smugglers' boats saved at sea in 3 days; baby is born on Italian ship
Gen Y money: Job hunting with little experience? Try networking
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Mirtle: Ovechkin keeps living up to his enormous, record-setting contract
James Mirtle
Buffett defends Berkshire Hathaway's manufactured home unit, addresses other investments
Comcast bulked up on Internet customers as huge cable deal collapsed
A Comcast sign is shown on the side of a vehicle in San Francisco.
South African man in court over wife's murder days after he delivers plagiarized eulogy
Riviera casino, where Liberace and Sinatra headlined, closes doors after 60 years on Strip
5th time lucky: Cortina d'Ampezzo in Italy set to host Alpine ski worlds after 4 losing bids
Comcast tops 1Q net income and revenue expectations
Police release names of two people killed in Nova Scotia highway crash
North Korea to send head of parliament, not leader Kim Jong Un, to Russia this month
As huge cable deal collapsed over broadband fears, Comcast bulked up on Internet customers
Turkish crane operator, allegedly drunk, killed after driving into a military base
Carrick best reads: It’s time to scrap the seniors’ discount
For a long time now, commuters have been complaining about the King streetcar. The 504 car is the busiest in the city, carrying 60,000 people on a typical day and passing through the heart of the financial district. Pressure on the line has grown with the rise of Liberty Village, and Brett Chang and Taylor Scollon launched a private bus service, the Liberty Village Express, to ferry residents to Union Station during rush hour at $5 a trip.
Burundi Red Cross: 3 killed in anti-government street protests, 45 more injured
International report says Sweden needs urgent school reform to halt steep fall in performance
2 UN peacekeepers wounded by mortar fire from Syria in Golan Heights
The Latest on Nepal: Sherpas refuse to rebuild Everest route, ending climbing season
Early Briefing: Canadian efforts in Nepal; more Ontario teachers on strike
Local residents clear the rubble from their homes which were destroyed after last week's earthquake in Bhaktapur, Nepal, May 4, 2015.
Everest climbing season likely over as Sherpas refuse to rebuild route destroyed by avalanche
Police recover 60 bodies in scenic Nepal valley after quake unleashed a mudslide
Ex-England, Tottenham striker Jimmy Greaves in intensive care after suffering severe stroke
30 people arrested in 2nd night of football violence in Poland triggered by fan death
Get ready for a (short-lived) 85-cent Canadian dollar
Doing the right thing comes at a cost Harper tells WW2 vets at VE Day service
UN envoy to Syria starts broad consultations in Geneva in effort to restart peace talks
Small business lender capitalizes on ‘access to capital problem’
“We know in Canada the access to capital is a big problem. Forty per cent of small businesses are looking for credit at any one point in time and less than 50 per cent of those are actually getting it,” says Rob Young, senior vice-president of international operations.
Mechanic caught on dash-cam taking car for joy ride
A Dash camera records as a car is in for service at a Chicago-area dealership. The recording goes on to show the car speeding through the town at nearly twice the speed limit.
Why it's dangerous to still drive on your winter tires
Andrew Clark
Sudden cash infusion: a nice ‘problem’ to have
Carla MacLellan, left, and her daughter, Lynzie Smith, own Halifax-based Amazing Space Interiors. They have expanded into furniture stores as well.
One way to reduce small-business taxes: income-splitting
Vicki Smith is the co-founder of a stationery store and runs a graphic-design company in Charlottetown, PEI. She pays her husband to do bookkeeping, purchasing and banking for her companies.
B.C. to get tough on problem pharmacies, curb methadone use
A man sells jewellery outside Knowltons Drug Store on East Hastings Street in Vancouver on Sunday.
Six tips to maximize deductions, minimize mistakes
Annie Noh, owner of Clear Living Clinic in Toronto, knew she would need a professional number-cruncher at tax time.
Losses, though painful, can be handy at tax time
Many small business owners aren’t fully aware of tax rules, or how to use them. Most are ‘busy growing and managing their businesses,’ says Sarah Adams, vice-president of small business banking at Royal Bank of Canada.
Canadians support increasing CPP benefits, poll finds
A new Nanos survey conducted for The Globe and Mail reveals 88 per cent of respondents are in favour of expanding the Canada Pension Plan.
Strong U.S. dollar will help corporate America in the future
The hit the United States’ big international companies took from the dollar in the first quarter really is a payback for the boost they got when the greenback was weaker.
Will the CRA rain on the crowdfunding parade?
Sohaib Zahid, co-founder of Vanhawks, a Toronto-based high-tech bicycle-manufacturing firm.
Rights group: 64 civilians killed in US-led coalition strike in Syria village controlled by IS
Pakistani court unseats minister and close aide of PM Sharif over charges of vote rigging
Greece to lobby EU, ECB for swift loan release, as repayment deadlines loom
A Duffy Dictionary: A glossary of some of the terms coming up in court
The latest in Nepal: Canadian aid flights to Nepal resume; Centenarian pulled from quake rubble
Local residents clear the rubble from their homes which were destroyed after last week's earthquake in Bhaktapur, Nepal, May 4, 2015.
Polls, though popular, drive us crazy, but have political value, mixed impact
Thailand arrests 3 local officials, Myanmar citizen, vows crackdown on traffickers' camps
Violent protests highlight the struggles of Ethiopian Jews after 30 years in Israel
Thousands of kids stay home to protest Ontario's new sex-ed curriculum
French president visits Qatar for talks with emir, plane deal at start of Gulf trip
World stock markets rise on China stimulus hopes, Wall Street rebound
Three stories in the news today, May 4
New Orleans Lakefront Airport adds nonstop flights to Memphis, Tenn and Florida Panhandle
Voters go to the polls on P.E.I., Liberals seeking third straight majority
Playoff roundup: Lightning surge past Habs; Ducks douse Flames
Tampa Bay Lightning forward Nikita Kucherov (86) reacts with teammate Ondrej Palat (18) after scoring a goal against Montreal Canadiens goalie Carey Price (31) during the third period in game two of the second round of the 2015 Stanley Cup Playoffs at the Bell Centre.
AP PHOTOS: One of Cairo's many 'bawaab' doormen makes a rare trip to his home in rural Egypt
US gives Kenya $45M amid regional crisis that now includes refugees fleeing Yemen for Somalia
Philippine police say gunmen abduct village chief, 2 coast guard personnel
LEADING OFF: Astros aim for 11th win in row, Hamilton plays, Kershaw tries for 100th victory
AL Central leaders resume respectful rivalry when Tigers, Royals split 4-game series
May 4: Military misconduct – and other letters to the editor
Former Supreme Court Justice Marie Deschamps, author of the new report on sexual misconduct and sexual harassment in the Canadian Armed Forces.
Everest climbing season likely over as Sherpas refuse to rebuild route destroyed by avalanche
Retiring Hong Kong police chief takes parting shot at protesters for increasing 'lawlessness'
Sunnis slow to return to Iraq's Tikrit after IS rout, fearing victorious Shiite militias
North Korea to send head of parliament, not leader Kim Jong Un, to Russia this month
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