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An image taken across rooftops in Tehran of a plume of dust and smoke from a bomb falling. There are midrise residential buildings in the foreground.

From shipping chaos to spiking oil prices, here’s how war in the Middle East is affecting Canadian business

By David Reevely, Chaimae Chouiekh and Catherine McIntyre

A worker in a white short-sleeve work shirt and white hardhat stands below factory gantries carrying partially assembled bodies of small SUVs. He's wearing safety glasses and marking a piece of paper with a pen.

Carmichael: Canada needs to be bold. Instead, it keeps muddling along

By Kevin Carmichael

Evan Solomon speaks in front of a blurred multi-coloured background

Feds reconvene Trudeau-era online harms panel amid chatbot fears

By Martin Patriquin

A head-and-shoulder close-up of Pierre Poilievre at a lectern, against a blue backdrop.

Poilievre pitches critical-mineral stockpile as leverage in trade talks with the U.S.

By Laura Osman and Joanna Smith

A police officer standing in the centre of a wide street, with a burned out car and abandoned flat-bed truck behind him.

Canadians on Mexican trade mission undeterred by drug violence

By Joanna Smith

A photo from behind of four people viewing a cluster of flowers, stuffed animals and candles on the ground beneath an evergreen tree. Two have arms around each other. The Tumbler Ridge high school is in the background.

Feds threaten legislation unless OpenAI makes changes following B.C. killings

By Laura Osman

A wide-lens aerial shot of a red Canadian Coast Guard ship amid a sea of white ice pans. The effect of the lens exaggerates the curvature of the horizon.

The push to create a Canadian rival to GPS

By David Reevely

Two factory workers stand on either side of the silver-painted body shell of a pickup truck as it creeps down the assembly line.

The auto industry is set to get $400M less from Canada’s flagship innovation fund

By Laura Osman

Carmichael: The decline of Canada’s factories is about more than just red tape

By Kevin Carmichael

Donald Trump holding up a board bearing the names of countries and tariff rates. He's standing behind a lectern bearing the U.S. presidential seal.

The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down Trump’s tariffs. Here’s what happens next

By Laura Osman and David Reevely