A Canadian body that provides financing for Indigenous groups issued its largest-ever bond, and expects to ramp up activity quickly to pay for a flurry of planned resource and infrastructure projects.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said the US is “asking less” and “offering more” in trade negotiations, as the neighboring nations once again work on a potential deal after a previous round of talks collapsed.

Prime Minister Mark Carney faces a wave of court challenges to his decision to fast-track a pipeline project under a legal mechanism his government devised to speed up construction of major infrastructure.

Air Canada’s stock price tumbled the most in more than a month after the airline slashed its full-year guidance for the second quarter in a row on higher-than-expected jet fuel prices.

British Columbia elected its first Conservative Party majority in 98 years, swinging Canada’s third most populous province to the political right.

A provincial election in the heart of Canada’s lumber country is exposing the limits of using US President Donald Trump as a political foil, even in one of the places hardest hit by his tariffs.

With British Columbia voters heading to the polls next week, the ruling party is raising anti-US sentiment and urging residents to avoid the country altogether. The boycott doesn’t seem to apply to the bond market.

British Columbia Premier David Eby called an early election in a bid to consolidate control over the west coast province, capitalizing on his opponents’ disarray and arguing for a fresh mandate amid Canada’s worsening trade war with the US.

British Columbia filed a lawsuit in California against OpenAI, alleging it could have used ChatGPT logs to warn police and avert a mass shooting in the Canadian province earlier this year.

OpenAI Inc. is taking a close look at Canada under Prime Minister Mark Carney, said one of its top executives who previously hired the Canadian to lead the Bank of England.

The dramatic collapse of trade talks with the US in August helped clarify Canada’s negotiating “red lines,” said Prime Minister Mark Carney, who added he’s ready to get back to the table for the right deal.

Concord Pacific Developments Inc. acquired a field of fifty wind turbines from Potentia Renewables Inc. for several hundred million Canadian dollars, deepening the Canadian developer’s long-term bet on renewables, its CEO said, adding that he’s working on a move into data centers too.

For Mark Carney, walking away from trade talks with US President Donald Trump was politically popular. Now Canada’s leader has to contend with a more difficult economic reality.

Canada plans to show some of the world’s biggest investors a pitchbook laying out tens of billions of dollars’ worth of projects spanning data centers, advanced manufacturing, liquefied natural gas, ports and dozens of mines.

Canada removed fish and seafood from a list of counter-tariffs one day after announcing import duties against US goods.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford called for a truce in his war of words with President Donald Trump but backed Canada’s plan to retaliate against fresh US tariffs.

Canada’s government on Tuesday will announce a range of measures to “protect and support” its workers and businesses in response to 50% US tariffs which were applied to about $20 billion of its annual exports on Saturday.

The trade war between the US and Canada erupted into an extraordinary exchange of insults and threats between President Donald Trump and Doug Ford, the leader of Ontario.

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Canadians wanted their prime minister to stand tough and not sign a bad trade deal with the US. But the collapse of talks, and the escalation of the tariff war, will come at a price.