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Rogers promised Calgary 500 tech jobs. Then it stopped talking about them

By David Reevely

Carmichael: Carney and Champagne brace for the hard road ahead

By Kevin Carmichael

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne stand and applaud inside of the House of Commons.

Fiscal update shows Carney buying time as Canadians wait for his plans to pay off

By David Reevely

A silhouette shot of column and smoke stacks of a refinery. A bulb of flame is rising from one of the stacks, partially obscured by smoke from the others.

Carmichael: An exercise in creative destruction is playing out in Canada’s oilpatch

By Kevin Carmichael

Canada’s oil sector is taking a new hard line against an industrial carbon tax

By Laura Osman

A shot of a laughing James Yurichuk bundling himself up in a white-and-grey camouflage parka, surrounded by other khaki and camouflage parkas on racks. There is a Canadian flag visible on the wall in the darkened background.

The luxury parka company that wants to wire soldiers’ clothing

By David Reevely

A wide shot of a man in a grey suit on a dark stage, with images of Honor Device products projected behind him.

Huawei spinoff Honor wants to sell smartphones in Canada

By David Reevely

A wide shot taken during a media tour of the Siemens display at Hannover Messe. The display is situated in a cavernous hall, and there are photographers with blue vests reading "Press" in the frame.

Siemens commits to keeping Canadian jobs after getting $23M from feds

By Joanna Smith

A high-angle shot of one of the pavilions at Hannover Messe, showing people lingering at a variety of robotics and technological display booths. Signs reading "Advanced Machine Engineering" and "Smart Manufacturing" hang from the ceiling.

At Hannover Messe, Canadian firms try to turn Carney’s global trade talk into reality

By Joanna Smith

Carmichael: Canada’s economy needs a step change. It’s on corporate Canada to step up

By Kevin Carmichael