Canada wants "mutual respect" from China on trade - CHONGQING, China (Reuters) - Some Canadian resource firms are being treated unfairly in China and Beijing must deal with the problem if it wants a proper trading relationship with energy-rich Canada, a top official told Reuters on Saturday. China is keen to one day import Canadian crude to help fuel its rapidly-expanding economy. Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver, speaking during a trade ...

Canada Dollar Ends Longest Winning Streak in 3 Months on Greece - The Canadian dollar fell against its U.S. counterpart, breaking its longest stretch of weekly gains since October, as turmoil over a second international bailout for Greece damped investor appetite for riskier assets.

Scotiabank share sale saps TSX's momentum in choppy afternoon trading - Bank of Nova Scotia's announcement that it was selling shares to raise capital made for an afternoon of choppy trading on Canada's benchmark stock index as investors speculated about whether the country's other banks would follow suit.

TSX posts small gain in late-afternoon trading - Canada’s benchmark stock index had edged into positive territory at the end of a day of choppy trading on Tuesday

Canada wants ‘mutual respect’ from Beijing in trade relationships - Some Canadian resource firms are being treated unfairly in China and Beijing must deal with the problem if it wants a proper trading relationship with energy-rich Canada, a top official said yesterday.

Closing Bell: TSX gains 4.16% in January - A day of choppy trading in Toronto on Tuesday ended with a small gain for Canada’s benchmark stock index, which rose 4.16% for the month

Air Canada reports $60M quarterly loss - Air Canada missed expectations as the country's largest airline lost $60 million in the fourth quarter of 2011.

Air Canada misses forecasts with $60M loss in Q4, pilots call strike vote - By Ross Marowits, The Canadian Press MONTREAL - Air Canada missed expectations as the country's largest airline lost $60 million in the fourth quarter of 2011 despite foreign exchange gains of $114 million ...

Harper touts Canada's energy capabilities in China speech - Harper delivered a pointed message directly to China from the people back home: Canada wants to sell you its oil and gas, but won't trade its principles along with it.

Air Canada records $60M loss, pilots call strike vote - Air Canada missed expectations as the country's largest airline lost $60 million in the fourth quarter of 2011 despite foreign exchange gains of $114 million and there was more bad news as the company's pilots appeared poised to take a strike vote.