Paul Vieira

OTTAWA—The union representing Canada's automotive workers said talks on a new labor deal with Stellantis have stalled over the company's plans for a factory that has been idle for two years.

OTTAWA—Stellantis is in talks to sell its idled Toronto-area factory to a local defense firm, prompting the union representing over 9,000 of the

OTTAWA—Deep-pocketed global investors descend on Toronto early next week at the invitation of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who is banking

Canada is implementing a tax change tied to the accelerated write off of capital equipment that attempts to move the country toward Prime Minister Mark Carney's goal of attracting nearly $1 trillion of new investment.

OTTAWA—Senior Bank of Canada policymakers agreed that inflation risks had intensified and rate increases could be required should evidence emerge

OTTAWA—The union representing more than 9,000 Stellantis employees in Canada said Thursday it could be in a strike position in the coming weeks

OTTAWA—Bank of Canada rate policy will be guided by how firms and households respond to the combination of elevated energy prices and a return to heightened trade uncertainty, said the central bank's governor, Tiff Macklem.

OTTAWA—Canada's Liberal government introduced legislation on Monday that enshrines an accelerated project-review process, and attempts to minimize

OTTAWA—The deterioration of cross-border U.S.-Canada trade ties and continued Middle East tension has led to a sharp uptick in inflation expectations

OTTAWA—Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Wednesday his government would provide billions in financial support to steel and automakers as the domestic sectors face potential job losses fueled by the cross-border trade row.