U.S. won't probe Canadian film subsidies
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The Bush administration said on  Friday it turned down a request from the Screen Actors Guild  and other film industry groups to file a complaint against  Canadian film subsidies at the World Trade Organization.
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Only hours after the US Department of Agriculture announced plans to lift the ban on the importation of Canadian cattle and beef products, a Canadian agency said they were investigating a new suspected case of &#39;Mad Cow&#39; disease.
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Business & money: Bush administration shies away from accusing Beijing of manipulating its currency, failing to satisfy increasingly bellicose Congress.
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ID Biomedical of Vancouver, Canada&#39;s main supplier of flu vaccines, said Tuesday it will not sell 1.2 million doses of flu vaccine to the United States.
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The Supreme Court declined Monday to intervene in an unusual case in which a Canadian company was held subject to the U.S. Superfund law for polluting the Columbia River in the Pacific Northwest.
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British Columbia  said on Friday it plans to extend its tax incentives for film  makers, which have lured movie production work from the United  States and angered Hollywood unions.
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HONG KONG (CP) - A Commons vote against the Liberal government's same-sex legislation this spring would not send Canadians to the polls, Prime Minister Paul Martin said Saturday after raising the election spectre during a diplomatic mission to Asia.
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Canada cannot provide a quick fix to the flu vaccine shortage in the United States, even if has its own surplus of the medicine, top Canadian health officials said on Monday.
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The Bush administration yesterday declined to cite China for manipulating its currency to gain unfair trade advantages and also declined lawmakers' request to pursue a trade case on the current issue.
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Blog: The movie industry warns federal regulators not to create any rules that would encourage  peer-to-peer "free riding" or stifle new content-filtering techniques.
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Canada on Thursday said it had found a  suspected new case of mad cow disease, although the United  States said it would not change plans to resume limited  Canadian cattle imports after a devastating 20-month ban.
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OTTAWA (CP) - The former head of the federal sponsorship program says he never checked to ensure ad agencies were fulfilling their contract terms and weren't overbilling the government.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia  - Prime Minister Paul  Martin denied on Friday that Canada was trying to drive  Internet pharmacies out of business, despite Ottawa's recent  complaints over drug sales to the United States.
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Two major U.S. theater chains say  they will not show a controversial new movie that depicts the  assassination of President George W. Bush, while the film's  distributor defended it as a thoughtful political thriller.
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The U.S. and Europe backed away from suing each other over subsidies worth billions of dollars that each accuses the other of giving to its biggest civilian aircraft maker.
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Russian oil major YUKOS denied on  Wednesday reports it planned to sell its Lithuanian refinery  Mazeikiu Nafta to help cover its huge back tax bill.
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OTTAWA (CP) - The federal government and farmers are rejecting the prospect of a mass cull to protect the cattle industry from mad cow disease and to restore international confidence in Canadian beef.