Greece's coalition government on Monday caved in to demands to cut 15,000 civil service jobs this year, amid mounting international pressure to agree on austerity measures.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper's comments that he wants Research In Motion to keep growing as a Canadian company makes a hostile takeover of the BlackBerry maker less likely, analysts said Monday.

A Chinese state-owned corporation wants the Supreme Court of Canada to overturn a ruling that would force it to stand trial in the deaths of two oilsands workers.

Price increases in three major Canadian housing markets pushed the Canadian Real Estate Association's home price index higher in January following declines in each of the two previous months.

Canadian oil and business executives are well-represented in the delegation travelling to China with Prime Minister Stephen Harper, with oil exports expected to be high on the government's agenda.

A Wall Street hedge fund pitched Bay Street investors Monday in an effort to get fellow CP Railway shareholders on board with a plan to turn the company around.

Two customers say the Bank of Montreal violated their privacy and trust by allowing sensitive financial information to get into the wrong hands, then failing to address their complaints.

Canadian airlines say they saw record passenger load factors last month, which is usually a slow period for business travellers.

The Canadian Auto Workers union is threatening to occupy the Electro-Motive plant in London, Ont., if parent company Caterpillar doesn't offer the out-of-work employees a severance package it deems reasonable.

A Saskatchewan law limiting the ability of public sector workers to go on strike has been ruled unconstitutional by a Queen's Bench judge, but the provincial government says it is still committed to having essential services legislation.