| Sep 2 | TD Bank profit rises 29% TD Bank says its profits grew 29 per cent in the third quarter to $1.18 billion, narrowly missing analyst expectations. |
| Sep 2 | Quebecor wants Sun TV News on cable, satellite Quebecor has asked the federal broadcast regulator to oblige cable and satellite networks to make its proposed all-news channel Sun TV News available to subscribers if the channel is approved. |
| Sep 1 | Auto sales flat in Canada, stall in US Canadian automakers Wednesday reported increased sales in August, in stark contrast to mostly flagging results in the U.S. |
| Sep 1 | Rate hike would hurt recovery: McGuinty Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty takes a rare foray into monetary policy, urging the Bank of Canada not to hike its key interest rate. |
| Sep 1 | North American markets higher on economic data North American markets closed sharply higher Wednesday after the release of strong manufacturing data from the U.S. and China. |
| Sep 1 | CF-18 contract extended for Que. firm The federal government has contracted Quebec-based L-3 Communications MAS to maintain its fleet of CF-18 fighter jets for up to another decade. |
| Sep 1 | Couche-Tard ups Casey\'s bid Casey\'s General Stores, the target of a takeover bid by a Canadian rival, urged its shareholders Wednesday not to act until it has reviewed Alimentation Couche-Tard\'s improved offer of $38.50 US a share, or $2 billion. |
| Sep 1 | Lehman collapse defended by ex-chair Fuld Former Lehman Brothers chairman Richard Fuld tells U.S. lawmakers that the collapsed investment bank took reasonable risks and did all it could to protect itself. |
| Sep 1 | Yukon zinc mine closer to production Yukon Zinc Corp. says its Wolverine mine in southeast Yukon should begin production around October, months after a contract worker\'s death postponed the company\'s plans. |
| Sep 1 | Mackenzie pipeline talks should be open: panel A regulatory body for the proposed Mackenzie Valley gas pipeline says the federal government is not being transparent about the project. |