B.C. Premier John Horgan is meeting with Lt.-Gov. Janet Austin today amid speculation he will call a provincial election.

Friends of Canadian Broadcasting is calling on Parliament to restrain social media platforms from distributing harmful or hateful content by applying the same laws that publishers and broadcasters already face.

The Supreme Court of Canada is set to hear appeals in three separate cases to determine if the federal carbon-tax legislation is constitutional or if it encroaches unacceptably on areas of provincial jurisdiction.

DavidsTea Inc. swung to a $2.6-million profit in its latest quarter despite a 41 per cent decrease in sales during the COVID-19 store closings.

Nikola Corp., the embattled electric-vehicle startup that recently partnered with General Motors Co., said its founder stepped down as executive chairman effective immediately, removing a target of critics but clouding Nikola’s future direction.

Donald Trump is moving toward nominating Amy Coney Barrett to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court, according to people familiar with the matter, despite the president saying Monday he’s considering as many as five candidates.

Tesla Inc. will provide a highly anticipated technology update on Tuesday when Elon Musk takes center stage at an event the chief executive officer has dropped hints about for months -- and which has helped propel the company’s sky-high valuation.

Tiffany & Co. persuaded a judge to fast-track its lawsuit claiming LVMH is relying on faulty legal pretexts to cancel a $16 billion buyout of the U.S. luxury jewelry store chain.

The company just gave itself two decades to reach zero emissions. Can it put both customers and the climate first?

Comcast Corp. shares rose from the day’s lows after a report that activist hedge fund Trian Fund Management LP has acquired a small stake in the cable giant, betting that it’s undervalued.

Canadian new home prices recorded their sharpest one-month gain in three years with higher demand and rising costs for building materials.

Some of China’s biggest fund houses are launching products that will give millions of mom-and-pop investors exposure to the nation’s soaring tech firms.

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem called for a “sea change” in central bank communications, saying the pandemic makes it more important than ever to build trust with the public.

The tech-led selloff in U.S. equities is likely only halfway done, according to the Morgan Stanley strategist whose warning last month about the top-heavy market now appears prescient.

It was just 12 trading days ago that the S&P 500 capped an almost uninterrupted 60 per cent rally from its March lows, leaving the benchmark at the most-expensive level since the height of the Internet bubble. Since then, about US$3 trillion of the index’s value has been erased as it tumbles toward a correction.

The U.S. government delayed a ban on TikTok that would have forced Apple Inc. and Google to pull the video app from their U.S. app stores.