Canada
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European Union and Canada to Counterbalance US and China with New Undersea Cables and Fuel Shipments
Brussels, October 2 — The European Union and Canada are planning to strengthen their economic ties through a…
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China Raises Canada Oil, LNG Imports as US Ties Sour
CALGARY, September 21 — The tankers are turning. On the ground along Canada’s West Coast, ship-tracking data and…
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Canada Closes First Investment Summit With Nearly $500 Billion in Commitments
TORONTO, September 15 — The Canadian government closed its first Canada Investment Summit with a headline number that…
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Canada Tariffs Lift Domestic Ice Cream Sales Amid US Trade Tensions
OTTAWA, September 12 — Canada’s new counter-tariffs cover nearly C$28 billion (about US$20 billion) of American products, with…
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U.S. Firm Relocates to Canada Over Trump Tariffs
WASHINGTON — A U.S. company has announced it is relocating its manufacturing operations to Canada in direct response…
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Payoneer Stock, Small Business Support Names Face Tariff Pressure
NEW YORK, Sept. 3 — A US$27.6 billion tariff crossfire between the U.S. and Canada is now squeezing…
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Helping businesses adapt, grow, create jobs through new grants
VICTORIA, British Columbia, Sept. 3 — C$2.7 million (about US$2.0 million) in new grant funding opens Wednesday in…
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Bank CEOs call latest tariff dispute manageable for Canada
TORONTO, Sept. 2 — Canada’s biggest banks are brushing off the latest U.S.-Canada trade flare-up as manageable, with…
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Canadian Wineries Seek Clearer Labeling Amid Imported Grape Must Rules
OTTAWA, July 22 — A regulatory quirk embedded in Canadian wine law continues to fuel a quiet but…
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Ontario’s LCBO Could Become US Alcohol Trade Weapon
TORONTO, July 21 — The neon glow of an LCBO store flickers in the humid evening air, its…
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US trade actions threaten 100 years of Canada-US auto integration
OTTAWA, July 21 — The deep economic integration that has bound the Canadian and American automotive sectors for…
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Ontario’s LCBO Shapes Alcohol Imports Quasi-Monopoly
TORONTO, July 21 — For nearly a century, the Liquor Control Board of Ontario has operated as one…
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Canada’s Supply Chain Resilience Rooted in Math Optimization Science
OTTAWA, July 19 — A Canadian mathematician has been awarded an undisclosed honour for work that helped reshape…
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Canada Eyes Economic Gains from Resilient Supply Chains
OTTAWA, July 19 — A new approach to supply chain resilience, anchored in Canada’s emerging scientific capabilities, is…
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Canada-US Softwood Lumber Dispute Persists After Decades
OTTAWA, July 18 — The Canada–United States softwood lumber dispute grinds on. Now into its fifth decade, this…
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Gordie Howe Bridge Set to Open in 2025 as Public Alternative
DETROIT, July 16 — The Gordie Howe International Bridge, a new publicly-owned cable-stayed span connecting Detroit, Michigan, and…
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Canadian National Railway celebrates 100 years from consolidation to continental reach
MONTREAL, July 3 — Canadian National Railway Company (CN) has announced it will report its second-quarter 2026 financial…
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Technologies reshape Canadian finance in 2026: AI and open banking
OTTAWA, July 2 — The headline on a piece of industry analysis asks the question directly: “Technologies are…
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Ottawa subsidizes steelmaker automation with $52 million, raising accountability questions
OTTAWA — The federal government is writing cheques for automation. A Quebec steelmaker got $52 million. That is…
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Federal Government Invests $52 Million in Quebec Steelmaker Automation Project
OTTAWA — The federal government is not just watching the automation wave hit Canadian industry. It is putting…
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Timber industry faces decade-defining logging limits decision in B.C.
KAMLOOPS, July 2 — The provincial government is asking residents of the 100 Mile House area and surrounding…
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Opinion: Canada must seek its own SpaceX for capital markets
NEW YORK, June 27 — On the floor of the Toronto Stock Exchange, the scene is familiar: suits,…
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Canada’s capital market pattern shows repeated loss of deep-tech ventures
It was never a single failure. It is a pattern that repeats, cycle after cycle, until the phrase…
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Toronto Stock Exchange’s cautious culture limits funding for high-risk ventures
The Toronto Stock Exchange floor is a monument to Canadian caution. Suits, screens, the quiet hum of capital…
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