Josh Rubin

Judge rules in provincial liquor monopoly’s favour after coalition of suppliers sued over being hit with more than $100 million in “chargebacks” for breaching lowest price in Canada agreement.

In posts on Facebook and LinkedIn, the family-owned ice cream company told employees shifts were cancelled Thursday evening and all day Friday.

Crown corporation says back-and-forth after tentative agreement with union before Christmas almost complete with fine tuning on ‘a single item.'

Canadian business leaders, experts warn that even a win might feel like a loss as U.S. president unlikely to back down from his global trade wars and would respond with

Just weeks before Christmas, Algoma Steel said it would be laying off 1,000 workers, representing more than a third of the company’s workforce in Sault Ste. Marie.

Canada Post racked up more than $1 billion in operating losses so far this year, with $535 million of that loss coming in the third quarter alone.

Experts say a series of meetings between Canada Post and its union, along with substantially toned-down public rhetoric, could be signs that momentum is finally building towards an agreement.

CUPW negotiator Jim Gallant acknowledged the union is deliberately staying away from major centres with the strikes but warned that could change.

Tariffs called "an act of American self-harm" by the head of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce.

Industry watchers fear 'more shoes to drop' after company says it's moving assembly of Jeep Compass in Brampton to Illinois in $13B U.S. expansion.