Sales were down in seven of 21 industries tracked
Only 10 per cent of businesses affected by a cyberattack reported it to law enforcement agencies last year, StatCan said
A survey conducted between mid-August and mid-September found business sentiment in Canada was running at near-record levels
There is a danger to letting any one group completely dictate the societal narrative of what is “innovation” and who is “innovative”
The Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses says schools need to put more emphasis on the trades
This is the first time the delivery service has formed a partnership with a large-scale convenience store chain in Canada
Canada’s auto-dependent communities are outpacing the national growth rate. Knock-on effects could have significant policy implications
“Twitter can get you into trouble,” says the chief executive of Zozo Inc., who intends to be a passenger on Elon Musk’s Space X rocket to the moon
The surge in dock activity stems partly from food and metal imports from Europe, ranging from wine and cheese to steel girders, said Maritime Employers Association president
The Northern Sea Route could be a shorter route for journeys from East Asia to Europe than the Northwest Passage over Canada
