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An image taken across rooftops in Tehran of a plume of dust and smoke from a bomb falling. There are midrise residential buildings in the foreground.

From shipping chaos to spiking oil prices, here’s how war in the Middle East is affecting Canadian business

By David Reevely, Chaimae Chouiekh and Catherine McIntyre

A worker in coveralls stands in the middle of a workshop that’s lit yellow, surrounded by industrial manufacturing equipment.

North America’s chip supply chain needs Canada, whatever Trump says

By Murad Hemmadi

A snarl of transport trucks on the ramp toward a large metal bridge, whose iron arches appear in the background. A border checkpoint with illuminated signage over each lane is visible on the upper left side of the frame.

Trump’s trade threats are a boon for this supply chain planning firm

By David Reevely

Unionized railway workers wearing hoodies, shorts and ballcaps walk around a parking lot carrying red-and-black Teamsters signs. There is a railway crossing signal poll, with lights and a traffic arm, in the foreground.

Labour minister orders railways, union to arbitration to end lockouts

By David Reevely

An aerial view of a freight train rail yard with multiple colourful shipping containers and tank cars on tracks. Industrial facilities and mountains are visible in the background under a cloudy sky.

Canadian businesses scrambling as ‘unprecedented’ rail strike looms

By Jesse Snyder, Anita Balakrishnan and Catherine McIntyre

Simultaneous strikes at CN and CPKC would be shattering, industry tells federal labour board

By David Reevely

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ontario Premier Dog Ford look on as Honda executive Toshihiro Mibe speaks in a white Honda lab coat at a podium that says, “Supercharging jobs, building EVs in Canada.”

What Honda’s plan for Canada says about the state of the EV business

By Anita Balakrishnan

A blue-coloured cargo ship with orange, red, blue, green and white containers on sea. It has “C.M.A. C.G.M.” written over it.

Canadian firms keep even keel amid disruptions from Red Sea attacks

By Aleksandra Sagan

Business groups call for Ottawa to reduce work stoppages in transportation

By David Reevely

Carmichael: If this is the new normal, our monetary policy needs a rethink

By Kevin Carmichael