Many stakeholders in the Canadian business community have been vocal about the need for Finance Minister Bill Morneau to introduce corporate tax cuts, but there are other competitiveness issues the feds can address
The union says its members voted in favour of the contract May 4, and that Lear Corp. has retracted its notice to close the automotive seat manufacturing plant
The Cambridge, Ont. and Woodstock, Ont. factories will become Toyota’s North American manufacturing hub for the RAV4. The feds and Ontario will contribute $110 million each to the upgrades
Autos remain the biggest priority in negotiations, and the U.S. and Mexico are still at odds over the issue
Following a record first-quarter loss of nearly US$710 million, the mercurial Elon Musk brushed off financial questions during a conference call as boring and “not cool”
Louisiana State Police say no injuries have been reported from the fire at FlowChem Technologies in Rayne, which provides products and services to the oil and gas industry
The case filed in the B.C. Court of Appeal asks if the province has jurisdiction to regulate the transport of oil through its territory. The feds are attempting to assert control over the interprovincial Trans Mountain pipeline project
Herbert Diess has vowed to build a more ethical culture as the German auto maker looks to put its diesel emissions scandal in the rear-view mirror
Bombardier says it only uses about 10 per cent of the 148-hectare site but has to pay the entire cost of operating a runway
The battle between Tim Hortons’ parent company Restaurant Brands International and its franchisees has shifted south of the border
