KIRKLAND, Que. – Pfizer Canada has issued a recall on one lot of EpiPen and one lot of EpiPen Jr. auto-injectors that may contain a faulty part. The company says there have been two international cases reported where a defective part prevented the auto-injector from activating. They say there haven’tRead More

Ontario : The Ontario Liberal party could win as few as seven seats in the next election and lose official party status in the process, a new poll has found. The Forum Research poll of 884 decided and leaning voters found that 43 per cent of respondents support Patrick BrownRead More

WATERLOO, Ont. – BlackBerry (TSX:BB) CEO John Chen says the company’s latest financial quarter results met or exceeded expectations on key measurements — even though it posted another loss and lower revenue for the quarter and financial year ended Feb. 28. BlackBerry’s net loss, reported in U.S. dollars, was $47Read More

TORONTO — McDonald’s Canada says the jobs section of its website has been hacked, compromising the personal information of about 95,000 applicants over the last three years. The company says the accessed information included names, addresses, phone numbers, employment histories and other standard job application information. But McDonald’s says theRead More

OTTAWA — The economy kicked off the year with a bang, rising faster than expected in January, providing further evidence of robust growth but not enough to alter expectations that the central bank will maintain its dovish position. Statistics Canada said Friday gross domestic product increased 0.6 per cent inRead More

 Toronto:- Mayor John Tory says a new tax on the owners of the estimated 65,000 vacant homes in Toronto is just one of the options on the table as the city works to address a growing housing affordability crisis. The average price of a detached home in the City ofRead More

OTTAWA — Kevin O’Leary says he will attend the Conservative party’s final formal leadership debate in Toronto next month. But the celebrity businessman-turned-leadership-front-runner tells The Canadian Press that it will remain largely a waste of time if the format isn’t changed. O’Leary skipped the most recent debate in Edmonton, sayingRead More

TORONTO — Ontario’s cabinet minister in charge of government purse strings says the $4.5-million pay received by Hydro One’s CEO is “not part of the equation” of cutting electricity costs for consumers. Treasury Board President Liz Sandals made the remarks on the eve of the release of the so-called sunshineRead More

VANCOUVER — Consumers can trust what varieties of wine taste like regardless of the store they buy it from, and they could soon have similar expectations for strains of marijuana, say researchers at the University of British Columbia. Prof. Jorg Bohlmann and a team of researchers have found 30 genesRead More

LEAMINGTON, Ont. — A southwestern Ontario national park popular with bird watchers is closed after a fire burned through part of the site on the north shore of Lake Erie. Leamington, Ont., fire officials say the blaze at Point Pelee National Park appears to be out. Leamington fire tweeted thatRead More