The rail division of the Canadian corporation will supply 19 new train cars to Singapore’s Land Transport Authority, refurbish 13 existing train cars and provide a signalling system upgrade
The Department of National Defence wants to get an early start on cutting steel for the navy’s new support ships, and begin work in Vancouver later this year. Officials are hoping the head start will prevent another delay to the project
Indigenous groups are crying foul after a lucrative clam fishing licence was awarded to a company based in Cape Breton, which claims to have Indigenous partners in Atlantic Canadian provinces; a claim which some are saying is false
The president’s bold claim is likely to find more than a few skeptics as Canada and other countries vow to “take responsive measures” against Trump’s planned metal tariffs
The Canadian company expects to firm up the letter of intent and begin shipping the fuel cell systems to Van Hool later this year
Under pressure to reduce Canadian corporate tax rates to mirror U.S. cuts, Finance Minister Morneau refused to commit. One critic called the do-nothing move a “missed opportunity”
The agreement follows a public spat between Trump and Boeing over the cost of the next generation of Air Force One
Environmental groups are heralding the Liberal government’s new budget as a “game changer” for conservation, but major new funding to battle climate change and fund sustainable technology does not appear to be forthcoming
OTTAWA—Finance Minister Bill Morneau tabled the federal government’s latest budget Feb. 27. Here are the cliffnotes: “Proactive” pay equity legislation, as well as $3 million over five years for a “pay transparency” measure, to close the wage gap among federal…
The Trudeau government will table its budget this week. Much of the focus will be on guarding against volatility creeping into Canada from south of the border
