More than 100 cryptocurrency firms are looking at Quebec and its rock-bottom electricity rates as an ideal locale to set up shop. The province’s vast reserves of hydro power may not be enough to accommodate the influx of prospectors
Five separate Superclusters in five regions of the country will split $950 million in federal funding
Notching a major win over rival Boeing, the Canadian plane maker can export its C Series jets to the U.S. without facing tariffs. The ruling will keep the aerospace manufacturing jobs in Canada until a U.S. assembly line is set up
Preparing itself for marijuana’s imminent legalization, the province liquor board has signed agreements to buy at least 62 tonnes of product
The pipeline expansion includes about 375 kilometres of large diameter pipe along with compression facilities and meter stations
The report suggests simplifying procurement programs, a step that would aid small businesses that have limited resources to deal with bureaucracy
In another suspenseful day in Canada-U.S. relations, two top Trump administration officials lobbed fresh threats at Canada, even as the White House distanced itself from the president’s latest border tax bluster
A rare look inside NAFTA negotiating rooms shows U.S. representatives with little or no flexibility to iron out issues. The glimpse comes as U.S. trade czar Lighthizer took another shot at Canada
With the U.S. corporate tax rate cut from 35 to 21 per cent, one expert says Canada should follow suit before better margins drive companies elsewhere
With drawn-out NAFTA talks and major U.S. corporate tax cuts, experts say Ottawa should proceed with caution
