The head of fast-fashion retailer Groupe Dynamite Inc. sharply criticized Quebec Premier Francois Legault, threatening again to move the company’s headquarters if the provincial government doesn’t relax its restrictive immigration policies.
Andrew Lutfy, chief executive officer of Groupe Dynamite Inc., at the Royalmount mall in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, on Friday, Nov. 29, 2024. The retail entrepreneur behind fast-fashion chain Groupe Dynamite Inc. says he decided to take the company public after exploring talks with private equity groups and determining they weren't the right fit.
The head of fast-fashion retailer Groupe Dynamite Inc. sharply criticized Quebec Premier Francois Legault, threatening again to move the company’s headquarters if the provincial government doesn’t relax its restrictive immigration policies.
Andrew Lutfy, chief executive officer of Groupe Dynamite Inc., at the Royalmount mall in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, on Friday, Nov. 29, 2024. The retail entrepreneur behind fast-fashion chain Groupe Dynamite Inc. says he decided to take the company public after exploring talks with private equity groups and determining they weren't the right fit.
Shares of Canadian vacation provider Transat AT Inc. fell after the company missed earnings forecasts, adding pressure on management just as a major shareholder demands changes.
An Air Transat plane in Montreal. Photographer: Graham Hughes/Bloomberg
British startup Awendio Solaris is drafting plans to invest as much as C$1 billion ($725 million) into a solar technologies factory in Canada, though it still needs to secure power supply and financing.
Rendering of a Awendio Solaris solar technology manufacturing facility planned for an industrial site in Montreal-East.
The head of Canadian engineering firm WSP Global Inc. says it isn’t done yet with sizable acquisitions after offering $3.3 billion to buy TRC Companies Inc. from Warburg Pincus LLC.
WSP Global Inc. President and CEO Alexandre L'Heureux
Canada’s WSP Global Inc. reached a deal to buy a US engineering firm from Warburg Pincus LLC with the financial backing of its largest shareholder, Quebec’s public pension fund.
Power utility lines above the Memorex Junction Substation in Santa Clara, California, US, on Monday, Nov. 3, 2025. Two of the world's biggest data center developers have projects in Nvidia Corp.'s hometown that may sit empty for years because the local utility isn't ready to supply electricity. Photographer: Jason Henry/Bloomberg
Troilus Mining Corp. landed a deal that could help supply the development-stage firm with the electricity needed to restart a Quebec gold mine, according to a document released by a provincial lawmaker.
A consortium including Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec and AtkinsRealis Group Inc. is set to start building a high-speed rail project between Toronto and Quebec City in about four to five years.
A rendering of Alto's high-speed rail project in Canada. Source: Alto
The Royal Canadian Air Force ordered six Global 6500 aircraft from Bombardier Inc. in a deal valued at about C$753 million ($547 million) for multi-role missions.
A Bombardier Global 6500 aircraft Source: Joe Buglewicz
Shares of Canadian airline and vacation provider Transat AT Inc. rose more than 18% after Quebec billionaire Pierre Karl Péladeau pressured for partial control of the board, saying the company needs major changes to fix its balance sheet.
Air Transat aircraft sit on the tarmac at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on Wednesday, April 8, 2020. The airport is now averaging 200 flights per day, down from 1,200 before the Covid-19 pandemic, CTV News reported.
Shares of convenience store operator Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. jumped after the company reported growth in earnings and its top executive said it’s looking at a number of acquisition targets.
Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard revised the province’s deficit and borrowing downward and said he’ll introduce tax breaks for workers and industries affected by US tariffs.
Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard revised the province’s deficit and borrowing downward and said he’ll introduce tax breaks for workers and industries affected by US tariffs.
BCE Inc., Canada’s largest telecommunications firm by revenue, is letting go about 690 non-unionized employees as it implements a strategy to restore growth in earnings and cash flow.
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