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 “Canadian” long haul passenger train runs between Toronto and Vancouver. 100 Montreal worker will retrofit cars dating from the 1950s for use of the line
More than 100 workers at the new light rail facility will have a long-running dispute between Metrolinx and Bombardier to thank for their new positions
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
PM Trudeau was joined by Quebec’s premier and Montreal’s mayor in announcing a $3.9-billion extension for Montreal’s blue line on April 9. $346 million was committed for the first phase of construction
The cause of the fatal collision between a tractor-trailer and a bus carrying the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team is still unknown
The province is looking into the death of a truck driver killed at a metro Vancouver truck-trailer loading site late last week
Amazon relies on a 30-member in-house lobbying team that’s four times as large as it was three years ago. Overall, Amazon spent $15.6 million on lobbying in 2017
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
