The coffee chain has accelerated its "transformation strategy."

Visa is also investigating the porn streaming site.

The Montreal-based circus is estimated to have about $900 million in debt.

The Aldo, Globo and Call It Spring retail brands will keep operating, where they can.

Canada should follow the Netherlands and Spain in blocking CEO bonuses for companies taking government subsidies in the pandemic, a new report says.

Canada's new COVID-19 testing policy led to unprecedented travel cancellations, the airline says.

Websites that offer data on previous sales prices of homes have been cut off from data or threatened with fines.

Amid an unpredictable pandemic, forecasts for the housing market are pretty much all over the map.

In the post-pandemic world, Canada "will have a problem just selling wood and unprocessed oil."

The mall owner has stopped using the technology, but won't commit to asking shoppers for consent in the future.

The pandemic has been brutal to small businesses. In Canada, some small business owners rose to the challenge and came up with creative and innovative solutions to win customers and stay relevant even in this challenging year.

Canada's EI system handled nearly 250,000 applications in one day after CERB was wound down.

The reopening of the southern Ontario plant is a major victory for union Unifor.

Factories in Quebec are scheduled to reopen on May 11.

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business fears as many as 19 per cent of small businesses in the country could close.

December sales were up 47.2 per cent compared to the year before.

The jobless rate would be over 11% if it included people who have given up looking for work, StatCan says.

A news report said the stadium formerly known as the SkyDome would be torn down and replaced by a smaller arena and condos.

The mail service has added 4,000 employees as the pandemic pushes shoppers online.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says at least one person has been injured associated with the recall.