BlackBerry Falls Short in Attempt at Android-Based Revival
The company reported quarterly sales of 600,000 phones, a decline of 100,000 from the previous period. It did not say…
Technology to Make Clean Energy From Coal Is Stumbling in Practice
A large-scale project in Canada to capture carbon from a coal-burning power plant has fallen short of its goal and…
Jian Ghomeshi, Former Canadian Radio Host, Acquitted of Sexual Assault
The judge said the three women who testified against Mr. Ghomeshi undermined their credibility by not disclosing aspects of their…
TransCanada to Buy Columbia Pipeline Group in $10.2 Billion Deal
The all-cash deal will make the Canadian company a major force in the distribution of natural gas produced in the…
In Canada, the 8-Dollar Cauliflower Shows the Pain of Falling Oil Prices
As prices for commodities have dropped, the value of the Canadian dollar has fallen, a direct link to an economy…
TransCanada to Sue U.S. for Blocking Keystone XL Pipeline
The action will be taken through a provision of the North American Free Trade Agreement, the company said.
Town Where the Tomato Is King Rallies to Save Its Heinz Plant
After the investors, including Warren Buffett, who bought Heinz said they would close the tomato plant in Leamington, Ontario, new…
BlackBerry Reports a Jump in Software Sales
BlackBerry, the smartphone maker, reported a net loss of $89 million during its third quarter.
Energy and Mining Producers Reeling as Price Collapse Deepens
The mining giant Anglo American is slashing its holdings and work force amid a plunge in commodity prices caused by…
Canada’s New Leadership Reverses Course on Climate Change
The new prime minister, Justin Trudeau, has moved climate-change policy to the top of the country’s political agenda after it…