Workers at Oland Brewery in Halifax have accepted a five-year deal, averting a dispute that threatened to stop production of Alexander Keith's beer.

Workers at Oland Brewery in Halifax have accepted a five-year deal, averting a dispute that threatened to stop production of Alexander Keith's beer.

Calgary-based BlackWatch Energy Services Trust and TerraVest Income Fund both cut their monthly distributions, citing weakness in the energy sector.

Argentina, Brazil and Guatemala have joined Canada in a trade fight with the United States over corn subsidies.

Almost eight years after the Eaton's department store chain collapsed in bankruptcy, the race is on to find almost 6,000 former employees who are owed more than a million dollars.

The torrid pace of commodity price increases that's been a hallmark of the last four years is likely over, BMO Financial Group forecasts in its latest outlook.

The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada is urging credit card holders to check their statements for unusual activity in light of two major security breaches revealed this week.

The privacy commissioner of Canada announced Friday she is launching an investigation into a CIBC personal information breach involving nearly half a million people.

Canadian Tire Corp. is the latest company to say that the warm December weather in Central and Eastern Canada hurt business.

Rising stock markets in the last quarter of 2006 lifted Canadian pension fund returns to double digits for the fourth consecutive year, RBC Dexia Investor Services says.

A new Ontario program will allow up to 500 specially skilled immigrants a year to jump the line and get into Canada within three to six months of applying.

Precision Drilling Trust and Enterra Energy Trust have both cut their monthly distributions, citing lower energy prices.

The RCMP are urging the public to be vigilant after pulling from circulation 9,000 counterfeit $20 bills that police say were printed at a clandestine print shop in Quebec.

The RCMP are urging the public to be vigilant after pulling from circulation 9,000 counterfeit $20 bills that police say were printed at a clandestine print shop in Quebec.

Almost 1,000 people who lost money in the failure of the Norbourg investment company will get compensation of up to $200,000 each, Quebec's main financial regulator said Thursday.

CIBC Asset Management says a backup computer file containing information on almost half a million of its Talvest Mutual Funds clients has gone missing.

Oil prices plunged to a 20-month low near $50 US a barrel Thursday, after the U.S. government reported larger-than-expected jumps in crude oil and gasoline inventories.

A cut in interest rates isn't in the cards for the foreseeable future, economists said after the Bank of Canada issued a relatively upbeat new monetary policy report Thursday.

Hackers stole customer information last year from computer systems of the U.S. parent company of Canadian retailers Winners and HomeSense last year.

In marked contrast with their showdown over one oilfield, the N.L. government and local industry are on-side regarding a new disagreement over another.