How to fix Canada’s innovation conundrumStart by removing some of the policies that shield Canadian companies from competition and give them less incentive to innovate
The loneliness of a fast-food franchiseDespite big investments to spruce up stores and expand menus, once-thriving restaurant chains are suddenly struggling to get ahead
Gallery: Canada at the 1908 London OlympicsCanada’s team first travelled to the Olympic Summer Games in London in 1912.
How the federal competition bureau ‘is shifting the game’Melanie Aitken has taken on everyone from the real estate industry, to credit card companies, to airlines
A built-in advantageHutterite-run firms don’t pay their workers wages or seek big profits. Competitors say it’s unfair.