Corporate governance - Vigil

Aphria Inc. says it has signed a deal with an institutional investor who has agreed to invest $100-million in the cannabis company.

Swoop Airlines, the discount wing of WestJet Airlines Group, has embarked on an aggressive expansion, adding new flights and selling tickets for as low as $1, sparking new accusations of predatory pricing by a rival airline.

The move comes after the U.S. paralyzed the WTO’s top trade court by freezing the appointment of new judges

Rogers Communications Inc. chief executive Joe Natale is warning federal regulators that that any changes that negatively affect his company could lead to curtailed capital investment, especially when it comes to the rollout of the company’s nascent 5G wireless network.

Quebec’s political leaders are voicing growing concern about Bombardier Inc. as speculation builds that the debt-laden company is moving toward a sale of either its train unit or private jet business, which employs thousands in the provinc

Citigroup’s female employees earn 27 per cent less than male employees on average, when factors such as title and location are not taken into account, the Wall Street bank said on Wednesday.

Rate cuts are on the horizon, but many believe they may only solve Canada's short-term economic challenges

Goldman Sachs’s C.E.O., David Solomon, prompted chatter on Wall Street yesterday about his plan to require I.P.O. clients to have at least one “diverse” board candidate before the bank helped them list in the public markets.

Canada and Sweden were the only two countries to land more than one city in the top 10, according to a survey conducted by Movinga

he Alberta Energy Regulator is laying off dozens of senior staff this week and there are more changes on the way, according to the provincial government.

France and the United States agreed on Thursday how to press ahead with a global rewrite of cross-border tax rules for the digital era, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said.