Grey skies for the green energy industryThe green energy boom, once powered by government stimulus, is crashing—nowhere more painfully than in Canada
Inside Cervélo: the Canadian maker of some of the world’s fastest bikesThe race is on to make the company, which outfits some of the top riders, a global brand
Quebec’s Couche-Tard: the king of the corner storeThey’ve set their sights on Europe while facing off with a homegrown foe: the union movement
Enbridge has a best friend in OttawaCanada’s largest transporter of crude oil allies with the capital, whether it wants it or not
Tim Hortons creates double-double lanes to combat ’drive-through rage’ Coffee chain takes on a fast food dilemma: lineups
Microsoft new tablet computer is about as exciting as a USB keyWhen will we get on with it? Jesse Brown is waiting for the day when tablets are generic, cheap and ubiquitous
Gambling big bucks on the Queen’s hat colour. Truly. A whopping $640-million will be bet at this year’s Royal Ascot, on everything from who will get kicked out and, well, horseracing
Why China’s slowdown could mean big trouble for Canada’s economyIt’s not just about weaker demand, it’s about the end of a story investors have been betting on