Canada

U.S. trade officials on Friday ruled that Bombardier Inc. unfairly discounted sales of a new jetliner, setting up a battle as to whether Boeing Co. suffered any harm from competing with its Canadian rival.

Canadian employment rose in September for a 10th straight month and workers’ wages increased at their fastest pace in over 17 months.

TransCanada Corp’. s decision to end development of two Canadian energy pipelines is another setback for Canadian energy producers, who have been clamoring to get their landlocked oil and gas to markets in Europe and Asia and reduce dependence on the U.S.

Canada’s trade deficit widened in August from the previous month to the fifth-largest on record, as exports fell for a third-consecutive month and are now down on a year-over-year basis.

TransCanada said it would end efforts to develop two Canadian energy pipeline projects after facing regulatory delays.

J&J;’s Animas will close and exit the insulin pump business, the company said Thursday, citing increased competition that made selling the pumps unsustainable.

A Somali refugee facing multiple charges in Canada over an attack in Edmonton, Alberta, was ordered deported from the U.S. roughly a year before he was granted asylum in Canada.

Sears Canada’s top executive is making a last-ditch attempt to keep the retailer alive as its creditors press for an accelerated liquidation to settle its debts.

Sears Canada is on the verge of liquidation after a court-appointed monitor proposed asset sales that would undermine a pending going-concern bid by management.

Canadian grocery giant Metro plans to buy drug store chain Jean Coutu for $3.6 billion, creating a network of grocery stores and pharmacies with 1,300 locations.

Canadian police filed multiple charges, among them attempted murder, against a Somali refugee after he allegedly a stabbed a police officer and struck four pedestrians while driving a small truck in Edmonton, Alberta, Saturday night in a suspected terrorist attack.

As head of the New Democratic Party, Jagmeet Singh became the first nonwhite leader of a major federal party in Canada.

Canadian officials identified the man who stabbed a police officer and drove a van into four pedestrians in a suspected terrorist attack in Edmonton, Alberta, Saturday night as a Somali refugee already known to the police.

The AFL-CIO said that no Washington lawmakers or members of President Trump’s administration will be invited to speak at the federation’s once-every-four-year convention, to be held in St. Louis next month.

Canadian economic output stalled in July after eight straight months of gains, bringing an end to an exceptional run that powered the fastest growth among Group of Seven economies in the past year.

Bombardier’s share price fell after two rivals said they’d merge their train operations and the U.S. announced a harsh tariff.

Why is Boeing picking on the little guy? Because that is how you stay big and dominant.

After two consecutive interest-rate rises, the Bank of Canada will work from a clean slate when making rate decisions as it contends with an uncertain outlook for inflation, Gov. Stephen Poloz said.