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As of Friday, Canada's small businesses can no longer ship small packages to the U.S. duty-free -- and some online sellers are worried that their companies won't survive the hit.

People are using chatbots such as ChatGPT and custom-designed companion bots as emotional support or advisors on life decisions. But there is disturbing evidence they may not be able to handle serious emotional issues, and could cause harm.

A new incarnation of Zellers is set to open in Edmonton's Londonderry Mall, after the defunct Hudson's Bay Company transferred the discount retailer's brand trademarks to the owner of Fairweather and International Clothiers, according to federal ...

Canada's five biggest banks reported their third quarter earnings this week, setting aside less money for loan-related losses as the Canada-U.S. trade tensions that pushed lenders to build their reserves eased.

The Diageo plant in Amherstburg, Ont., will close in the new year as part of what the company called an effort to "increase efficiency."

Ford Motor is recalling 52,547 vehicles in Canada and nearly 500,000 vehicles in the U.S over a brake fluid leak issue, the company confirmed on Thursday.

The parents of a teen who died by suicide after ChatGPT coached him on methods of self harm sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman on Tuesday, saying the company knowingly put profit above safety when it launched the GPT-4o version of its artificial ...

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and other Trump administration officials say the government could seek more deals along the lines of the one signed with Intel. Here's a look at the reaction to the government's unconventional transactions ...

Canada Post lost $407 million in the second quarter, the beleaguered Crown corporation announced Tuesday.

Music-streaming giant Spotify announced today that it's rolling out direct messages to both free and premium users.