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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The U.S. declined on Wednesday to cite China for manipulating its currency for unfair trade advantages.
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The Bush administration has decided  against appealing to the Supreme Court a ruling that prevents  media conglomerates from expanding their reach in U.S. media  markets, U.S. officials said on Thursday.
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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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The US attorney general refuses to tell Congress about a probe into the wiping of CIA tapes.
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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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GOVERNMENT is not considering reinstating the partial ban on beef imports from the United States, despite federal scientists carrying out investigations into a possible new case of Mad Cow Disease there.
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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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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's main opposition party says it will not force an early poll over the prime minister's policy address.
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The Bush administration says it won't appeal a court decision that blocks proposed regulations aimed at loosening limits on media ownership.
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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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TORONTO - Some provincial premiers are backing away from their demand that Ottawa pay for a national pharmacare program. &quot;It appears that it&#39;s not on for the federal government so we have to go back to the
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LAS VEGAS - The company that produced the Siegfried & Roy magic show has refused to turn over video to federal authorities investigating the tiger attack on illusionist Roy Horn, The Associated Press has learned.    The U.S...
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A Canadian court has ruled against levies charged on iPods, blank media and other devices in that country. Canadian copyright law charges a levy on blank media, such as audio tapes and optical discs.
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OTTAWA (CP) - No feed bag - or cat dish - will be left unturned as the Canadian Food Inspection Agency probes what cattle on a central Alberta farm may have eaten to trigger a case of mad cow disease.
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OTTAWA (CP) - The British Columbia government does not have to pay for a costly early childhood treatment for autism, the Supreme Court of Canada said Friday.