Whistleblower alleges Driscoll’s shipped Canada berries exceeding pesticide limits for years, CFIA closed files each time. No recall was ever ordered.

National home prices rose just 0.6 per cent in August, but board data show Toronto and Vancouver falling while Ottawa and Winnipeg go the other way.

Quebec premier Daniel Johnson Sr. died of a heart attack at the Manic-5 dam site on Sept. 26, 1968, hours before its dedication ceremony was to begin.

More than 50 NHL players hit waivers Friday as the Capitals topped Boston in overtime and the Rangers routed the Islanders 6-1 in preseason finales.

The Oilers trimmed camp to 39 players Friday, waiving three defencemen and forwards as the Sept. 29 season opener against Vancouver approaches.

A Swedish study of 3.7 million births links rare TORCH infections to tripled autism risk, reviving debate over Canada’s patchwork prenatal screening.

BlackBerry’s QNX automotive software revenue jumped 27 per cent as the Waterloo, Ont., company raised its full-year forecast for a second straight quarter.

Nine Muslim Association of Canada schools received a threatening email vowing to make Canada Islam free, prompting hate crime investigations in four cities.

The loonie hit a two-month low Friday as rate gaps with the U.S. widen. Here’s what a weaker dollar means for your next border trip or online order.