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A screen displays a TSXV and Emerge banner in front of several skyscrapers in Toronto’s downtown financial district.

Trump’s trade war derails IPO comeback

By Aimée Look

An overhead view of white Honda vehicles on a production line.

Honda denies it’s planning to move Canadian vehicle production to U.S.

By Anita Balakrishnan

A vial with a white powder being held up by the person's hand in an industrial facility.

Canadian rare earth firms race to fill void created by U.S.-China trade war

By Anita Balakrishnan

Two workers at an oil rig. A red sign behind them says, "STOP BEWARE OF DANGER ZONE."

As tariffs loomed, Canada’s oilpatch scrambled to catch up on its paperwork

By Jesse Snyder

A view of oil extraction equipment consisting of pipes, catwalks and cylindrical tanks; there are three company representatives in the foreground wearing white hard hats and blue coveralls with yellow reflective striping.

Canada’s oil and gas industry is facing its own productivity crisis

By Jesse Snyder

Photo of WonderFi CEO Dean Skurka in a dark blue shirt, sitting in a chair. There’s a whiteboard in the background with some writing on it.

The kidnapping of WonderFi’s CEO cost the company $3.6 million

By Claire Brownell

Semi-trailer units and tanker trucks queue up beneath a gantry sign reading "Blue Water Bridge to U.S.A.," while three Canada-bound trucks come the other direction, toward the camera.

Canada was spared from Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs. Many threats remain

By Joanna Smith

A screen of president Donald Trump appears in front of a stock chart and a chart containing key headlines.

Stock market rout deepens after historic plunge

By Aimée Look and Catherine McIntyre

BDC cuts intellectual property fund and slashes deep-tech team

By Catherine McIntyre

Donald Trump at a podium holding a printed-out chart of tariff percentages for different countries, including China, the European Union, Vietnam, India, Japan and others. The top of the chart says “Reciprocal Tariffs.”

Canada avoids the worst of Trump’s tariffs—for now

By Joanna Smith, David Reevely and Anita Balakrishnan