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A man wearing a dark t-shirt and beige shorts stands facing a display of a sample roll of copper foil, visible in the foreground. A sign below the foil reads Solutions énergétiques Volta Canada.

Feds award $70M to Quebec plant to make copper foil for EV batteries

By Laura Osman

A high-angle shot of Marc Miller passing through a group of reporters and cameras. He is staring straight ahead and has pursed his lips.

Canada is considering an AI chatbot ban for kids

By Laura Osman and Martin Patriquin

Hydro-Québec is getting into the solar power business

By Martin Patriquin

Blurred red, white and black cars zoom down a street in front of Ford’s Oakville, Ont., assembly plant on Friday April 5, 2024.

Canada awards Ford $464M to make F-Series trucks in Ontario

By Murad Hemmadi, Anita Balakrishnan and Joanna Smith

A shot of Mark Carney shaking hands with Lula, the Brazilian president, against a backdrop of trees and mountains.

Trade deal with Mercosur would be a win for Canadian pharma, says Brazilian envoy

By Joanna Smith

A close-up of a worker welding in an industrial plant; there is a Canadian flag on the wall in the background.

Feds announce another $1.5B to help businesses hit hard by U.S. tariffs

By Joanna Smith

An Air Canada jet stands on the runway at an airport while a WestJet plane takes off above it and in the background

Canada should brace itself for impact of oil crisis on airlines, warns former Air Canada exec

By Chaimae Chouiekh

U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in suits, sitting and talking in the Oval Office with gold decor.

More than three-quarters of you are happy with how Carney has handled Trump

By Emma Buchanan

A close-up of a man with a beard working in front of an array screens, with other people doing the same thing along on a row of desks beside him. The man in the foreground has an earbud draped over (but not inserted in) his ear.

Alberta unleashes hackers on Ottawa to make the case for AI

By Laura Osman

Dark clouds pass by the Parliament buildings in Ottawa.

Canada’s new financial crimes watchdog will have bite, legislation shows

By Claire Brownell