Shares in Canadian forestry companies were down Wednesday after an analyst downgrade and lower-than expected building permits for the crucial U.S. housing sector.

A J.D. Power survey says passenger satisfaction has improved in two years at Canada's three largest airports.

Top picks from David Burrows, president and chief investment strategist at Barometer Capital Management.

Amazon.com Inc. is considering a plan to open as many as 3,000 new AmazonGo cashierless stores in the next few years, according to people familiar with matter, an aggressive and costly expansion that would threaten convenience chains like 7-Eleven Inc.

HouseSigma Inc. chief executive officer Joseph Zeng says his company put in a request for the numbers early Tuesday, but was still waiting for access a day later.

In its second quarter report, TransUnion found that overall mortgage loans declined 3.4 per cent year-over-year, but mortgage originations for the Pre-War and Silent Generation (aged 73 to 93) grew significantly at 63 per cent, year-over-year.

Qualcomm Inc.’s board is planning to announce a bigger pay package for Chief Executive Officer Steve Mollenkopf, showing confidence in his leadership through a grueling period for the chipmaker, according to people familiar with the process.

Ottawa has taken steps to phase out certain types of tank cars following the deadly train derailment and explosions in Lac-Megantic, Que., that killed 47 people in 2013.

The developer of a floating liquefied natural gas export facility proposed for Vancouver Island says it has a deal with a Korean shipbuilder for the design of two large at-shore hulls.

Facebook is launching a new feature in Canada that allows users to get more information on who is behind articles and content on the platform.

Crypto stocks were all the rage last year, until they weren’t. Will cannabis companies meet the same fate?

The head of Canopy Growth Corp. took a shot at its rival Aurora Cannabis Inc. on Tuesday, warning that potential deals risk falling apart when companies’ discussions are made public. The comments come after BNN Bloomberg reported Monday that Edmonton-based Aurora is in talks to produce cannabis-infused drinks with the world’s largest beverage maker, The Coca-Cola Co.

After years of suffering through plunging energy prices and declining spending by oil-sands behemoths, Canada’s oilfield-service industry is finally seeing a light on the horizon.

As Nafta talks intensify in Washington, Canada’s dairy farmers implored Prime Minister Justin Trudeau not to trade access to the country’s protected milk market for a deal with the U.S.