“It can be a positive bill, but it needs radical changes [so] that these critical infrastructure projects get built.”

Less than half of Canadian business leaders plan to actively pursue acquisitions in the next year, despite how a majority of executives remain optimistic about the economy and corporate earnings, according to a new survey released Tuesday.

As workers seek protection over their free time, some experts warn such a move could hurt Canadian productivity in today’s business environment.

“When Aphria makes the ultimate decision to get into bed with a strategic partner, we want to make sure that they bring the brands that we can leverage together with who we are, what our vision is, and our science,” Aphria Chairman and CEO Vic Neufeld told BNN Bloomberg in an interview on Thursday.

The head of Canada’s second-largest autoparts maker is sounding the alarm on lingering steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by the United States.

Tesla Inc. has appointed Robyn Denholm to be chairman of the board of directors, after a run-in with securities regulators cost Elon Musk the position he had held since leading the electric carmaker’s first funding round 14 years ago.

Mountain Equipment Co-op's chief executive office David Labistour will be stepping down from his role in June.