Derek DeCloet

Almost 100 top Canadian business leaders have signed an open letter to Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland and her provincial counterparts, urging them to change investment rules for pension funds to “encourage them to invest in Canada.”

Abaxx Technologies Inc., a financial technology startup founded by a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. commodity strategist, is raising fresh equity as it prepares to launch trading in commodities futures.

Schools in some of Canada’s largest cities have joined the legal fight against social media companies with lawsuits claiming Meta Platforms Inc.’s Facebook and others are harming children’s mental health and learning.

Canada’s finance minister has asked former central bank governor Stephen Poloz to examine ways to entice its pension funds to invest more in the country.

Police named two Air Canada employees among the suspects in the theft of millions of dollars in gold from a cargo facility at the country’s busiest airport, in what’s been dubbed Canada’s largest-ever gold heist.

Usman Nabi was certain from the beginning that it would end this way — with his firm seizing control of Gildan Activewear Inc. as the company’s directors headed for the exits.

For eight years, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — himself the son of former prime minister, Pierre Trudeau — has managed to keep his Liberal Party in power while navigating his share of drama. But a special election in Toronto on June 24, where a Conservative candidate flipped a seat held by Liberals for more than three decades, shows just how much Trudeau’s party has lost its favor with voters. As the country readies for a national election that’s expected in 2025, Trudeau and the Liber

Royal Bank of Canada’s top executive said the country’s economic policy has veered off track, and it needs a more competitive tax regime and a tighter relationship with the US.

The founders of Shopify Inc. and Slack Technologies Inc. joined Peter Thiel’s venture firm in a fundraising round for a financial technology company that offers credit cards, mortgages and savings accounts to Canadians.

Real estate manager KingSett Capital Inc. suspended payments to investors in a large Canadian property fund, saying it needs to hoard cash as it deals with the consequences of the sector’s long slump.