The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers says it expects a 22 per cent increase in natural gas and oil investment in 2022.

Chinese lenders lowered borrowing costs for a second straight month after the central bank cut policy loan rates and pledged more easing to stabilize the economy.

Canada is now one of the top buyers of U.S. corn as cattle ranchers scour for grain to feed their animals.

For $322 million, Parkland Corporation is buying M&M Food Market to improve one aspect of its business that the company itself admits is not currently very good.

A veteran Canadian banks analyst has raised his price targets on the Big Five as he foresees "palpable" relief coming in the form of rate hikes from central banks.

American Airlines lost US$931 million in the fourth quarter and the Omicron variant of COVID-19 is delaying its recovery from nearly two years of pandemic.

After sitting dormant for more than a decade, BHP Group -- once mining’s most aggressive dealmaker -- is positioning itself for a return to large-scale M&A.

BP Plc and Royal Dutch Shell Plc have hired an array of carbon-emissions traders to replenish their ranks after an exodus of staff to trading houses last year.

United Airlines Holdings Inc. expects the coronavirus resurgence to delay a recovery in business travel this year, slowing the carrier’s momentum after a robust holiday season pushed its fourth-quarter results above Wall Street’s estimates.

The Canadian Trucking Alliance is condemning protests spurred by newly-enforced vaccine mandates at the U.S.-Canada border, as truckers lined up and paraded their vehicles at several international crossings this week.

Any homebuyers hoping for an improvement in housing affordability as the Bank of Canada gets set to raise interest rates might be left disappointed, according to a Bay Street strategist.

Ontario's largest communities will get new funding to help speed up development approvals, Premier Doug Ford announced Wednesday as he met with municipal leaders to discuss ways to address the housing crisis.

Canada’s turning away unvaccinated U.S. truckers at the border, and it’s causing chaos in fresh produce markets

Oil touched its highest level since October 2014 as the International Energy Agency said the market looks tighter than previously thought, with demand proving resilient to omicron.

Canadian airlines say flights to the U.S. remain unaffected by the rollout of new 5G wireless technology that has sparked blowback from many large carriers.

Ontario is seeing encouraging signs that the omicron wave is peaking, the province’s health minister said, as the government nears a decision on easing restrictions that have closed gyms, restaurants and other businesses.