Japan is one of the top importers of Canadian wheat and tends to buy the highest-quality grain at premium prices
First Nations protests against the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border are fierce and continuous
The bill ending Canada’s 95-year-old prohibition on recreational cannabis takes another step forward. Senators now have to decide whether to defer to the will of the elected government or insist on some or all of their amendments to Bill C-45
The feds say the transformative power of artificial intelligence and big data will generate new opportunities for job creation and economic growth, but privacy and security issues must be addressed
Saputo Inc.’s CEO says ending a pricing agreement struck in 2016, that has effectively restricted U.S. exports of ultra-filtered milk used to make dairy products, would help Canada preserve its supply management system
A total of 20 people are under suspicion in the Audi probe, which focuses on cars sold in Europe that were believed to be equipped with software designed to cheat emissions tests
Germany has pushed for international unity in upholding the Paris accord and tried to carve out a leadership role on climate, but this stumbling block is sure to hurt the European nation’s credibility
“I want to confirm that in Ontario the carbon tax’s days are numbered,” Ford said. His team estimated challenging the federal carbon tax in court would cost taxpayers $30 million over four years
State officials are proposing a regulation that will identify coffee as a safe beverage free of cancer risks, which rejects an earlier ruling by an LA judge saying coffee sold in California must carry cancer warnings
The federal government has come to an agreement with Argentina. Each country will review each other’s oil and gas sector subsidies to determine how much they actually spend
