Business

There's no proof the game-changing economic boom that would accompany the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline would hammer central Canada's manufacturing sector, an economist told a federal panel Wednesday.

TransCanada Corp. has submitted a report to Nebraska environmental authorities outlining another revised route for its contentious Keystone XL oil pipeline.

Interim federal Liberal leader Bob Rae exhorted his party to turn its eyes westward Wednesday even as the country was consumed with navel gazing over the never-ending Quebec sovereignty question.

The Canadian Auto Workers union is breaking with past practice and not immediately announcing a target company as it works to negotiate new national labour agreements with General Motors, Ford and Chrysler.

Landmark building going to a new location in the Rockland area

A new award is being launched to celebrate the province's top business leaders. On Nov. 10, the first B.C. CEO Awards, presented by Business in Vancouver, will honour five of the province's most outstanding business leaders.

After weeks of rumours, Apple has sent out media invitations for an event - widely expected to be the launch of the iPhone 5 - in San Francisco on Sept. 12. "It's almost here," the invite said, with a huge "12" underneath.

The market for exchange traded funds has been on a tear and it isn't losing steam.

The Toronto stock market was off to a tepid start to September trading Tuesday as investors wondered what steps central banks might take to support the economic recovery amid another dose of weak U.S. economic data.

Greater Victoria's real estate market cooled in August as the total number of sales slid month-overmonth for single-family homes, condos and townhouses.