The export credit agency is predicting positive news for most major sectors and export growth across all Canadian provinces this year
Research firm Aon says political polarization and the recent trend away from liberal democratic governance is making the world more dangerous, and a riskier place to conduct international business
The festering pipeline battle has put the largely pro-environmental federal government in a tough place. Ottawa has emphatically committed to getting the pipeline built, but if cabinet has a plan to rein in B.C. opposition, it’s not sharing it
Environmental Commissioner Dianne Saxe, in her report on the province’s energy conservation efforts, says the government needs to facilitate a drop in fossil fuel use by 40 to 50 per cent in the next 13 years to meet its emissions reduction goal
Nestlé says it believes that there is an urgent need to minimize the impact of packaging on the environment, and aims to have none of its packaging, including plastics, end up in landfills or as litter
Uncertainty is dominating Canada’s economic landscape, especially with growing protectionist trade sentiments and tax changes in the U.S. according to Joy Thomas, president and CEO of CPA Canada
The XPRIZE competition focuses on technologies that can convert carbon dioxide into usable and profitable products
The 34 turbines will generate enough electricity to power about 35,000 homes, while ongoing operations at the site will create 10 full-time jobs
The tech giant will buy a 9.9 per cent stake in the Quebec miner as Nemaska works on securing funds to build its lithium mine and processing plant
The gains were made in the public sector, while the private sector lost jobs. Wage growth also strengthened, which the Bank of Canada will be keeping an eye on ahead its next interest rate announcement later this month
