Canada’s historic submarine procurement incites fierce industrial benefits competition
Decision to go with German or South Korean subs will have extensive implications for Canada’s strategic alliances
Report on Business
analysis
Canada’s Big Six banks are soaring like AI stocks. Can it seriously last?
The lenders are up an average of 67% over the past year, outperforming gold and Nvidia
Tomato prices surge on trade war, poor growing conditions
As of May, Canadians were paying 45.2 per cent more for the kitchen staple than they were a year prior
Ontario’s proposed nuclear plants could cost nearly $300-billion, study finds
Typical residential customer would pay $240-$456 more for electricity per year if plants were built instead of expanding renewables, report says
BCE employees fired over ‘swipe and go’ office attendance sue for compensation
Dozens of former employees are alleging wrongful dismissal by the telecom
Canada on track for increased low-tariff Chinese EV imports, Joly says
Industry Minister signals no change in terms to deal signed with China in January despite U.S. push to align on external tariffs in USMCA negotiations
Clean fuel incentives falling behind U.S., threatening domestic ethanol producers, industry warns
U.S. ethanol producers are collecting both U.S. and Canadian credits when the product is imported into Canada, undercutting domestic producers
opinion
A wave of young digital nomads is leaving Canada for cheaper, warmer countries
This emigration happens in the shadows, untracked by our statistical agencies
Your money
Economy
Clean fuel incentives falling behind U.S., threatening domestic ethanol producers, industry warns
U.S. ethanol producers are collecting both U.S. and Canadian credits when the product is imported into Canada, undercutting domestic producers
Energy & resources
Clean fuel incentives falling behind U.S., threatening domestic ethanol producers, industry warns
U.S. ethanol producers are collecting both U.S. and Canadian credits when the product is imported into Canada, undercutting domestic producers
Finance
analysis
Canada’s Big Six banks are soaring like AI stocks. Can it seriously last?
The lenders are up an average of 67% over the past year, outperforming gold and Nvidia
Technology & innovation
Canada’s historic submarine procurement incites fierce industrial benefits competition
Decision to go with German or South Korean subs will have extensive implications for Canada’s strategic alliances
Report on Business magazine
Rough trade: How Canada can maintain leverage in North American trade talks
Steve Verheul, chief negotiator for the original CUSMA trade agreement, offers some pointers on this year’s review
The Globe and Mail guides
Streetwise
Realize Capital Partners closes $277-million social-impact investing fund
Realize Capital has invested in affordable housing, cancer therapies and immigrant-led startups, and has acted as an anchor investor in smaller, newer funds
Work life
nine to five
Should my company reimburse me if a hybrid work policy change forced me to rebook vacation?
The short answer is no, your company is likely not responsible for paying your flight change or vacation rebooking fees, experts say
In case you missed it
More business news
Business Brief
Sent weekday mornings
A daily look at the most important business stories that are making news and moving markets, written by Chris Wilson-Smith
Streetwise
Sent Monday to Friday
Follow the money with news and analysis on banks, capital markets, mergers, acquisitions, and Bay Street moves (subscribers only)
Work Life
Sent Mondays
Our working lives have been upended. Get the scoop on the most important trends and solutions to your biggest challenges, written by Déjà Leonard
On Money
Sent Tuesdays and Thursdays
Protect your money with proven advice on saving and investing from The Globe’s personal finance team
Interact with The Globe
All market data (will open in new tab) is provided by Barchart Solutions. Copyright © 2026.
Information is provided 'as is' and solely for informational purposes, not for trading purposes or advice. For exchange delays and terms of use, please read disclaimer (will open in new tab).