Quebec-based forest products manufacturer Kruger Inc. is building a new production line in Trois-Rivières to make nonwoven materials, which are used in products
J-Squared Technologies has opened a new facility in Kanata as Canadian defence spending accelerates under government commitments to meet North Atlantic Treaty O
Ennova Facades received $4.5 million in Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) funding to support equipment upgrades and manu
Canadian beef farmers and industry representatives are expressing frustration that the federal government is not adequately consulting them or addressing their
Canada Nickel partnered with GeoRedox to launch a hydrogen production initiative at the Crawford nickel project in Ontario, creating what the companies describe
Canada Goose is projecting lower revenue growth in 2026 due to ongoing economic pressure from U.S. tariffs that President Donald Trump initiated in 2025 and con
Growing nuclear power demand, driven by climate commitments and energy security concerns, is creating a uranium supply shortage that benefits Canadian producers
The telecommunications company is transforming a 94,000-square-foot building that previously processed canola and peas into a facility for artificial intelligen
Alberta's canola producers, through their industry commission, formally requested federal government compensation on May 8, 2026, for financial losses resulting
Canada's trajectory over the next decade is not predetermined. The structural advantages are real. So are the structural risks. The choices made between 2026 and 2030 about housing, critical minerals, defence procurement, Indigenous partnership, and trade positioning will compound in ways that are d
CUSMA protected 85% of Canadian goods exports from US tariffs. Non-US exports are growing. The FTA pipeline is the largest in a generation. What the numbers actually mean for Canadian businesses.
The criticism of Canada's pension funds for investing abroad misattributes cause. The Maple Eight didn't leave Canada. Canada didn't build enough investable projects for them to stay. The path back is building the supply, not constraining the mandate.
