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A worker is seen working on an auto assembly line. There are two black 4x4 Chevrolet trucks in front of and behind him.

Trump hits cars made outside U.S. with 25% tariff in major blow to Canadian industry

By Anita Balakrishnan and Joanna Smith

A shaft of light illuminates a man crossing a street within a canyon of dark office towers in downtown Toronto.

Fintrac won’t budge on a deadline that has small businesses scrambling

By Claire Brownell

A bunch of data servers in a room with blinking lights and cables connected to them. The rooms are divided by glass doors. A robot is seen in the middle of the aisle.

Ottawa is putting $240M into Cohere’s $725M Canadian AI compute plan

By Murad Hemmadi

Legal documents reveal details of Pornhub’s $400M sale for the first time

By Martin Patriquin

An aerial view of suburban housing dotted with green trees.

Real estate investment startup admits to $26M in unregistered trading

By Aimée Look

Construction site with a Li-Cycle sign indicating "Construction Vehicles Only" and industrial buildings in the background.

Glencore is in talks to acquire Li-Cycle, the beleaguered Canadian EV battery recycling company

By Aimée Look and Anita Balakrishnan

A photo illustration showing Elon Musk in the foreground donning a set of sunglasses. Beside him is a row of Tesla car chargers, with Tesla vehicles visible in the first two bays. The backdrop is a composite of the U.S. and Canadian flags.

Canada has a Tesla problem

By Anita Balakrishnan

The outside of a large concrete Hudson's Bay store in Toronto. A person is walking towards the entrance.

The collapse of Hudson’s Bay will hit small-town Canada hard

By Catherine McIntyre

Desjardins president and CEO Guy Cormier gives a speech on stage at a news conference featuring a company banner in the background.

Desjardins CEO eyes fresh acquisitions as trade war escalates

By Aimée Look

Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem in a suit and glasses sitting at a table with Canadian flags in the background.

The Bank of Canada cuts its key interest rate by a quarter point

By Kevin Carmichael