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With a wrench in hand, second-year Electric Vehicle Technician students at Ontario’s Durham College are hoping that all their hard work will help them fasten their future career choice.
Despite what Donald Trump would have everyone believe, Canada has lots of what the U.S. and the world needs. But to turn the nation’s advantages into growth and global success, the country must build infrastructure and improve access to funding and capital.
The federal government introduced its promised bill to extend the federal gas tax pause for several more months shortly after Parliament resumed sitting following the summer break.
A bill recently introduced in the U.S. is proposing a 32-hour workweek, without a reduction in pay or benefits. As for whether that would work in Canada, some experts say it’s unlikely.
The Canadian government is offering Indigenous groups a collective 15 per cent ownership stake in the Trans Mountain pipeline through a low-cost loan.
The Government of Alberta is suspending provincial fuel taxes until the end of the year.
Canada’s big banks are exploring the development of Canadian dollar-based digital money, starting with a tokenized deposits initiative.
Business groups in Western Canada are applauding new federal legislation that aims to speed up major projects.
Proponents behind a 13-year-old bid to build a shipping container port in Cape Breton say they’re now focused on developing a terminal to support the offshore wind sector.
All signs are pointing toward a record-breaking El Niño this year, which may cause severe drought in Asia, threatening food security for millions of people.
The governor of the Bank of Canada says U.S. tariffs are having less of an impact on the Atlantic region’s economy than other parts of the country, but inflation is stinging more.
A top U.S. Federal Reserve official said that the central bank may have to cause economic pain in the form of higher unemployment to combat inflation.
Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says the unpredictability of U.S. trade policy could set back the recent progress by the Canadian economy.
As Canadians increasingly turn to second-hand goods to stretch their dollars, some of the country’s biggest brands are looking to capture a piece of the growing resale market themselves.
The head of the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority says surging oil and grain exports drove a record amount of cargo through its gates in the first half of the year as part of a push away from U.S. markets, with Alberta crude fuelling the pivot.
U.S. President Donald Trump has renewed his attacks on the Federal Reserve after it hiked its benchmark interest rate Wednesday, but the Fed matters less than broader economic trends when it comes to longer-term borrowing costs, economists say.
