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Prime Minister Mark Carney and the rest of the Liberal front bench stand applauding Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne in the House of Commons. Champagne is in the middle of the frame, with his hands on a desk lectern.

What business wants from the 2026 federal budget

By David Reevely, Joanna Smith, Anita Balakrishnan, Claire Brownell, Chaimae Chouiekh, Murad Hemmadi and Meghan Potkins

A low-angle shot of a pylon supporting high-tension power lines taken against the backdrop of sunshine and blue sky.

Emera sets sights on Canada’s giant power projects after $35B merger with Canadian Utilities

By Meghan Potkins and David Reevely

Prime Minister Mark Carney, wearing a dark suit and tie, stands at a wooden podium in a dark room. The silhouettes of audience members are visible in the foreground. In the background, there is a backdrop depicting a cloudy sky and mountains.

Carney wants $1T to flow into Canada. Small projects are still struggling to get financing

By Chaimae Chouiekh

Carney’s $500B investment claim requires some generous math

By Claire Brownell

Canada pitched itself to the world’s biggest investors. Now comes the hard part

By David Reevely, Anita Balakrishnan, Murad Hemmadi, Chaimae Chouiekh, Claire Brownell and Kevin Carmichael

An aerial image of a Syncrude oilsands field in Fort McKay, Alberta.

Inside the provinces’ pitches to the world’s biggest investors

By Anita Balakrishnan

What Canada will pitch to the world’s investors at next week’s high-stakes summit

By Anita Balakrishnan, Chaimae Chouiekh, Murad Hemmadi and David Reevely

Storage tanks in the primary extraction plant at the Suncor Fort Hills facility in Fort McMurray Alta, on Monday September 10, 2018.

Canada’s oil majors eye the next production boom

By Meghan Potkins

An image of a natural gas terminal against a grey sky.

Canadian pensions should fund rival projects in Alaska, says key U.S. Arctic official

By Joanna Smith

Quebec’s era of endless, cheap electricity is coming to an end

By Martin Patriquin