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A close-up of a U.S. Customs and Border Protection badge on the shoulder of a senior agent.

U.S. ‘trade fraud’ crackdown spells risk for Canadian firms—even if they follow the rules

By Joanna Smith

The LNG Canada export terminal under construction in Kitimat, B.C., on Wednesday, September 28, 2022.

Carney’s first five major projects aren’t new, but expect more to join them soon

By David Reevely

Black storm clouds building over a field of yellow canola flowers on a Prairie landscape. There a couple of trees on the right-hand horizon.

An AI-assisted weather service could guard Canada against disasters—and the U.S.

By David Reevely

A silhouetted person uses a smartphone to record a voice message.

Canada’s big banks, telecoms and tech firms are joining forces to fight scams

By Laura Osman

A high-angle wide shot of Mark Carney at a lectern, with Mélanie Joly standing to his left and a crowd of people behind him. They are in a cavernous, hangar-like building and there is a large segment of airplane fuselage in the distant background.

Carney puts EV mandate on ice, announces $5B for industries hit by tariffs

By Murad Hemmadi and David Reevely

Made-in-Canada EV batteries could be repurposed for defence, Joly says

By Anita Balakrishnan and Murad Hemmadi

A wide shot of Canada Post trucks parked in a compound.

The end of de minimis deals a brutal blow to Canada Post

By Laura Osman

A parcel sits on a concrete floor with peeling paint beside a black line. The word "Québec" is painted on one side of the line; "N.Y." on the other.

Small merchants rush to claim USMCA carve-out as de minimis ends

By Joanna Smith

A party-style ensemble shot of nine cast members of Schitt's Creek in formal wear. They're standing in front of a gold backdrop with the word "Emmys" on it, and large figurines that resemble Emmy Awards trophies.

Nobody outside Canada watches Canadian TV. Here’s how to fix that

By Laura Osman

An illustration showing an arm with a security or law enforcement insignia on the cuff emerging from a laptop screen. It is receiving a skeleton key from a hand that represents the political arm of government.

Canada’s border security bill risks scaring off new business, critics warn

By David Reevely