Maintaining Canadian competitiveness in the wake of U.S. tax reforms is top-of-mind for the head of Canada’s largest bank. He says the investment exodus is already underway and if nothing is done, top talent will follow the money south
A conspicuously slicker ride than the Chrysler vans currently in use by the Alphabet subsidiary, the luxury cars would set Waymo back US$1.4 billion at sticker price
Converting the Toronto area’s commuter-focused train service into a full-blown regional rail network comes with a $21.3 billion price tag
With a major tariff dispute inching the world’s two largest economies toward a showdown, China, for one, appears willing to step back from the brink
The investment was supported by an interest-free contribution from the province
Bruce Carson could face up to five years in prison for using his government connections to try to push the sale of water purification systems for First Nations
The U.S. plane maker celebrated punishing tariffs against Bombardier late last year, deriding its “illegal effort to grab market share.” The duties have since been overturned and Boeing has gone silent on the issue
Decades in the making, maglev is one of the most advanced rail systems in the world, propelling trains at as much as 600 km/h
The major infrastructure project will see 1,800 km of power lines erected in Northern Ontario and help 16 remote communities retire their diesel generators
White House steel and aluminum tariffs—and ways around them, granted to Canada, among others—have companies, industries and entire countries looking for reprieves of their own
