OSC Review Forces Canadian Firm to Correct Its Filings—and Puts It on Error List for Three Years
Tenet Fintech Group Inc. emerged from a lengthy regulatory review with its shares eventually cleared to trade again—but not without
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Canadian Tire Puts $200,000 Into Wildfire Relief as Evacuations Intensify Across Canada
Canadian Tire Corporation is putting $200,000 into wildfire relief as another difficult summer forces families from their homes and stretches
12,000 Ordered Out of Summerland as B.C. Wildfire Explodes Past 5,000 Hectares in Hours
A wildfire that was measured in single digits of hectares late Friday afternoon became a community-wide emergency before dawn. The
Ottawa Spent $110,000 Mapping Canada’s ‘News Deserts’ as Nationwide Expansion Is Weighed
Ottawa is trying to answer a deceptively difficult question: which Canadian communities still have enough local journalism to keep residents
Canadian Robotics Firm Considers Moving to U.S. After Washington Rules Shut It Out of Its Biggest Market
For a young Montreal technology company built around making dangerous high-rise maintenance safer, the biggest threat to expansion is suddenly
Poilievre Loses Seventh MP Since Election as Larry Brock Quits Parliament
A federal Conservative caucus already reshaped by defections and departures is losing another familiar face. Ontario MP Larry Brock says
Algonquin Power Plans to Move Headquarters to Chicago, Citing Tax Inefficiencies and Access to U.S. Capital
Algonquin Power & Utilities is preparing for one of the most consequential changes in its corporate history. The Oakville, Ontario-based
15 Mistakes Canadians Make When Buying Patio Furniture Late in the Season
Late-season patio furniture shopping can feel like a race between falling prices and disappearing inventory. Across Canada, however, a clearance
22 Things Canadians Should Ask Before Hiring a Contractor in August
August can feel like the last practical window for completing repairs, exterior upgrades, and major renovations before colder weather arrives.
18 Canadian Household Costs That Spike in the Hottest Weeks of Summer
A stretch of extreme heat can change a household budget surprisingly quickly. Air conditioners run longer, lawns need more water,
Californian Pistachios Recalled in B.C. and Alberta Over Salmonella Risk
A package of pistachios can sit unnoticed in a pantry for months, which is exactly what makes a food-safety warning
Public Market Outflows Hit $7.6 Billion While Fiera Capital’s Assets Rise to $163.5 Billion
Fiera Capital ended its second quarter with more money under management, but the path to that higher total tells a
MDA Space Backlog Hits $4 Billion as Canadian Defence and Space Orders Build
MDA Space is entering the second half of 2026 with a familiar number carrying new significance: roughly $4 billion in
$2.3-Billion Deal Takes Minto Apartment REIT Private Across Canada’s Biggest Rental Markets
One of Canada’s better-known apartment landlords has officially disappeared from the public market. On August 7, Minto Group and Crestpoint
Stronger Canadian Dollar Knocks $43 Million Off Emera’s U.S.-Dollar Earnings This Year
A shift in the Canadian dollar has become a meaningful earnings headwind for Halifax-based Emera, even as several of its
Ensign Gets 53% of Q2 Revenue From U.S. as Tariff Uncertainty Hangs Over Canadian Drilling
Ensign Energy Services entered the second half of 2026 with a clearer sign of operating momentum, but also with a
Canadian Driller ACT Makes $123 Million in U.S. Revenue vs. $55 Million at Home as Tariff Treatment Stays Unresolved
ACT Energy Technologies is becoming increasingly American in where it earns its money, even as its Canadian operations post some
Canada Pays $0 to Scout U.K.-Japan-Italy Fighter Program While F-35 Review Continues
Canada has secured a front-row seat in one of the world’s most ambitious future fighter projects without paying an entry