In November 2025, Canada and Alberta signed an MOU that strengthens federal-provincial collaboration in the energy sector to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, unlock the full potential of Alberta’s ...
The Government of Canada will spend more than $25 million on 33 projects aimed at improving electric-vehicle charging availability. Most of that money will be spent in Quebec, and the government ...
OTTAWA, ON, March 4, 2026 /CNW/ - Canada's trade corridors are essential to a resilient economy, strong communities, and long--term prosperity. As global markets shift and demand grows across a wide ...
Royal Bank of Canada is eyeing Canada’s expected boom in defense infrastructure and energy spending as one way to deploy its ...
Liberty Mutual experts say long-term stability and experienced teams are what protect contractors from costly surprises on ...
When Canada unveiled its 2025 federal budget—Canada Strong—it wasn’t just another fiscal plan. It was a generational wager. With the United States turning inward, tariffs climbing to levels unseen ...
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PDAC 2026: Canada doubles down on mining as investment attractiveness score peaks
Canada’s government unveiled a sweeping new suite of investments this week designed to cement the nation’s role as a global leader in the burgeoning critical minerals sector. Speaking on Tuesday ...
OTTAWA--Canada's government is expected to spend 159 billion Canadian dollars, equivalent to $115.4 billion, on infrastructure projects over the next five years, the Parliamentary Budget Office ...
OTTAWA--Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said the government will identify Thursday an initial list of major infrastructure projects that it wants to pursue as part of a revamp of an economy ...
The Battle River Railway Upgrade project is set to benefit from a C$5.7m ($4.01m) investment by Battle River Railway NGC. Credit: Boxcar Media/Shutterstock. The Government of Canada has announced an ...
Megan Levings receives funding from the Canadian Foundation for Innovation and BC Knowledge Development Fund for the ATMF Project. Robert A. Holt receives funding from the Canadian Foundation for ...
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