Bank of Montreal has cleared the final regulatory hurdles for another major share repurchase program, giving one of Canada’s largest

AutoCanada is putting more weight behind collision repair in Edmonton, adding another established body shop to a network that has

Montreal-based Richelieu Hardware is making another significant move south of the border, acquiring the hardware division of The Penrod Company

Ottawa is putting substantial financing behind a Burnaby rental development aimed squarely at a part of the housing market that

A major federal rail order is putting Thunder Bay at the centre of Ottawa’s effort to build more critical infrastructure

Montréal is preparing to host one of the biggest sporting events in its modern history while confronting a labour dispute

A figure buried in Calgary’s preliminary budget workbooks has turned an already difficult spending debate into a much sharper affordability

A three-year dispute over a Red Deer Catholic school trustee’s controversial social-media post has produced a carefully divided result from

For much of Donald Trump’s second presidency, congressional Republicans have given the White House remarkable freedom to reshape U.S. trade

Two of Canada’s most familiar loyalty programs have become more valuable when used together. Tim Hortons and Canadian Tire officially

A 228% jump is the kind of number that demands attention, but the story behind it is bigger than a

Aurora Cannabis has escalated its defence against Curaleaf Holdings, formally urging shareholders to reject an unsolicited takeover offer that has

Toronto-based Neo Performance Materials has given up direct ownership of a promising Greenland rare-earth project without giving up its place

Public consultation can look very different once the public learns what had already been agreed behind the scenes. In Alberta’s

A carton of ice cream has become an unlikely marker of how quickly Canada’s relationship with the United States is

Canada’s internal market is enormous, but the latest Statistics Canada numbers show how much room remains for it to become

For years, two branches of the Canadian government appear to have been looking at the same businessman through very different