- This Telus offshoot only covers certain drugs for its employees if they come from its own pharmacy
- Telecom CEOs appear before committee on wireless prices
- 'We should abandon the fantasy of phasing out oil and gas': Saudi oil CEO
- Sports Illustrated to continue print editions under reported 10-year deal with new publisher
- February home sales dipped 3.1% while prices stayed flat, CREA says
- This business owner says she's being 'penalized' for bringing manufacturing to Canada from China
- How a Silicon Valley trend is impacting an $8B Canadian farm industry
- Women drive a lot of vehicle purchases. So why is there still nowhere to store a purse?
- CMHC says new home construction jumped 14% in February from previous month
- McDonald's hit by outages at stores worldwide
- Hidden cameras capture bank employees misleading customers, pushing products that help sales targets
- Left with few options, major U.S. airlines are using Boeing's safety crisis as leverage
- Federal government reveals it ordered national security review of TikTok
- Dollar Tree is closing nearly 1,000 U.S. stores a decade after 'botched' acquisition
- Reddit, birthplace of the meme stock, is going public. Here's what to expect
Employees of the health services offshoot of Telus Communications are only reimbursed for certain drug prescriptions if they fill them through the company’s own virtual pharmacy, CBC News has learned.
A traveller who accused WestJet of failing to deliver his luggage during a weeks-long trip from Canada to the U.K. is not entitled to compensation, B.C.’s small claims tribunal has ruled.
Two former employees of a Kitchener, Ont., grocer said their Ministry of Labour cases were settled, but only one has been paid what they were allegedly owed.
Former British tech star depicted as scam artist, visionary in trial about HP’s disastrous 2011 deal
Federal prosecutors on Monday painted one-time British tech star Mike Lynch as the ruthless mastermind of an US$11 billion deal that defrauded Silicon Valley pioneer Hewlett Packard.
The chief executives of Canada’s three largest telecom companies stressed that phone and internet prices are coming down during an appearance before MPs on Monday, noting that increased data usage and high spectrum costs may be some reasons Canadians feel otherwise.
Elon Musk said he is ‘almost always’ sober during his late-night — or, in some cases, very early morning — posting sessions on his social media platform, X.
The head of the world’s largest energy company on Monday suggested that oil and natural gas will be around for a long time to come and consumption of both sources of energy is likely to grow for at least the next decade or two.
Sports Illustrated isn’t shutting down, after all. The iconic sports magazine is set to get new life under a publishing deal announced Monday by Authentic Brands Group, which owns the magazine’s intellectual property rights.
The CEO of United Airlines is trying to reassure travellers that the airline is safe despite a series of recent incidents ranging from a panel falling off a plane to an engine fire.
Months after mass layoffs threatened its future, Sports Illustrated will resume publishing after its owner reached a new rights deal with digital media company Minute Media.