Business

Canada has energy superpower status, but it isn’t all it’s cracked up to be

Once feared for their global dominance, several U.S. corporate giants are struggling. Can they fix things without breaking the business?

Let’s face it, Keystone XL was already doomed. Obama’s decision lets all players hit the reset button and find the winning conditions for other pipelines

Beyond national pride, there are compelling reasons for using taxpayer funds to prop up aerospace firms like Bombardier, which is why so many countries do

With oil prices as low as they’ve been since the 2008 recession, it seems an appropriate moment to ask: what’s up with the fuel surcharge?

An ’illustration frenzy’ has taken over marketing, the latest in a trend of ’faux sincerity’

As taxpayer-funded gambles go, there have been riskier ones than Quebec’s flyer on the Bombardier CSeries jet

As head of the massive Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Mark Wiseman is having to take bigger bets and bigger risks to ensure the pension fund keeps growing

In a market where so many have a vested interest in pumping up stock prices, short sellers serve as a necessary, if unwelcome, reality check

’Uncertainty is two-sided,’ the governor of the Bank of Canada told reporters after highlighting ’upside risks’ in Lima, Peru