Business

The approval of two pipelines is cause to celebrate in hurting Alberta. But it could also keep Canada’s environmental plan on track.

2016 Newsmakers: The people, events, and moments that reflect the best and worst of the year that was in business

The decision by Postmedia to pay executives millions in retention bonuses even as it empties out its newsrooms has sparked outrage, but was it illegal?

In exchange for fake news, Facebook users handed over the only thing they still retain that has value in this new economy—not their labour, but their data

Canada has some big decisions to make, and Donald Trump’s administration will play a significant role

Regulators appear to finally be cracking down on a popular real-estate investment called a syndicated mortgage that promises big returns and low risks

International trade is slowing. Protectionism is on the rise. For a trade-dependent country like Canada, that spells big trouble.

People of colour embraced Vine. But when corporate parent Twitter chose bullies over those who made its platform work, they left.

While everyone insists diversity and inclusion is important, a solution for desegregating the gaming industry remains out of reach

The Nintendo Switch appears to signal a switch in strategy for a company that has, to this point, made kids its target demographic