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Carmichael: Carney gives Canada a reality check

By Kevin Carmichael

A diptych of Doug Ford and Donald Trump. Ford is on the left, in a grey suit and pink tie. Trump is behind a microphone, and wearing a blue jacket and red tie.

Businesses hope Trump will resume trade talks after Ontario cuts short its U.S. ad blitz

By Joanna Smith

A scenic shot of towering wind turbines and high-tension power transmission lines taken in the rolling farm country of southwestern Alberta. The east slope of the Rocky Mountains rises in the background.

Alberta doesn’t have the electricity to power its AI data dreams

By Jesse Snyder

GM pulls the plug on Canadian EVs as Trump changes the game

By Joanna Smith

A shot taken from the air of a black, fixed-wing drone flying over farmland. The drone has rolled 90 degrees, so its wings are perpendicular to the horizon.

War in Ukraine opens a new front for Canadian drone firms

By David Reevely

A woman in a fancy white and blue dress with an ornate matching hat stands next to a many in a blue suit and hat in a late-1800s-set scene from the HBO series The Gilded Age.

Carmichael: ‘The Gilded Age’ is a bingeable lesson in the economics of disruption

By Kevin Carmichael

A shot taken in Rideau Hall in Ottawa of Mark Carney shaking hands with François-Philippe Champagne

What business wants from the 2025 federal budget

By Anita Balakrishnan, Claire Brownell, Murad Hemmadi, Laura Osman, David Reevely and Jesse Snyder

Stellantis’s U.S. move spooks a Canadian auto sector cornered by Trump

By Anita Balakrishnan and Joanna Smith

A row of trucks pulling white freight trailers lined up on a bridge. The Canadian and U.S. flags stand on the river shore below the bridge, and the prow of a ship is visible on the right side of the frame.

Canada’s new online customs system is plagued by glitches

By Joanna Smith

A shot from the side of three members of the Kwantlen First Nation seated at a table in a hearing room. The woman closest to the camera is wearing a traditional twined hat.

First Nations are getting flooded with requests to consult on projects—and it’s about to get worse

By Laura Osman