The RCMP has issued an apology for not catching B.C. serial killer Robert Pickton earlier.
RCMP apologizes for not catching Pickton earlier The RCMP has issued an apology for not catching B.C. serial killer Robert Pickton earlier.
RIM gets vote of confidence from Watsa Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd., and its founder Prem Watsa, have taken a greater stake in Research In Motion.
[ Arts & Entertainment ] The Birth of Bond
More than 50 years after suave British spy James Bond first appeared in the novel Casino Royale, the deadly secret agent remains among the most popular characters in fiction. Bond books were bestsellers and the movie franchise has grossed over US $4 billion. 2008 marks the 100th anniversary of Bond creator Ian Fleming's birth and, in celebration of his inimitable creation, the CBC Digital Archives explores the Canadian connections to the British spy and looks back on the early days of Bond ... James Bond.
WestJet, Porter take aim at New York Calgary-based WestJet unveiled details of its new service into New York City on Friday and rival Porter Airlines countered by announcing increased service into nearby Newark, New Jersey.
Ford posts profits, misses Wall Street's projections An accounting change boosted Ford's fourth-quarter net income, but without the gain the company fell short of Wall Street's expectations.
Hockey helmet adds anti-concussion liner A sports equipment maker is trying to reduce head injuries with a new type of helmet.
Online economy expected to double by 2016 The size and value of the business conducted online is forecast to almost double by 2016, a report from a major consultancy says.
Canada condemns Libya amid reports of prisoner abuse Canada is delivering a diplomatic scolding to Libya over reports of deaths and systemic torture in Libyan prisons.
'Radical' group support rises since Oliver's attack Tough talk from the Harper government about radical environmentalists and foreign-funded adversaries seems to be generating support for the groups targeted by the attacks.
Fitch downgrades 5 eurozone countries Ratings agency Fitch downgraded the credit ratings of five eurozone nations Friday, including economic heavyweights Italy and Spain.
U.S. travel fee proposal criticized by Harper
Prime Minister Stephen Harper says he doesn't think much of a new border tax that's being proposed by the United States, calling it a cash grab designed to help a budget crisis.
Federal deficit $17B and falling The federal budget deficit now stands at $17.3 billion, eight months into the fiscal year, the Finance Department reports.
Arab League's Syrian mission on hold Arab League deputy chief says the organization's observer mission to Syria has been halted because of increaing violence in recent days, related to the uprising against the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
Canada condemns Libya amid reports of prisoner abuse Canada is delivering a diplomatic scolding to Libya over reports of deaths and systemic torture in Libyan prisons.
Airport baggage handlers strike in Toronto, Montreal
Around 400 baggage handlers at Toronto and Montreal airports went on strike Tuesday after company and union representatives were unable to reach a deal.