Trade Wars & Tariffs

After three decades of talks, legislation for the K'ómoks First Nation's modern treaty promises self-governance but faces opposition from neighbours.

A federal judge overturned an FCPA conviction, finding Alex Rovirosa innocent and citing the DOJ's "unconstitutional" conduct in a rare legal reversal.

A new consultancy helps property owners claim casualty loss tax deductions, a critical but confusing financial lifeline after federally declared disasters.

Amid EU tariff threats, Chinese auto hub Wuhan showcases its EV prowess in Paris, deepening ties with giants like Stellantis to forge a new global path.

Atlanta-based Carbice lands a multi-million dollar Navy contract to deploy advanced carbon nanotube cooling tech, boosting reliability and domestic supply chains.

A new report reveals a major gap in AI adoption as digital disruptors and generic GLP-1s force Canadian pharmacies to innovate or risk being left behind.

ACG Metals reports robust cash flow and cost controls, advancing its copper transition on schedule, even as non-cash items drive a statutory net loss.

Display giant HKC is leveraging its ANTGAMER brand to challenge the esports market with world-first refresh rates and a bold global expansion strategy.

CMMI Institute launches its new AI Maturity (AIM) framework at its inaugural conference, aiming to standardize AI governance in regulated industries.

The Vermont ski maker's new certification signals a shift from carbon neutrality to verified climate action. Can performance and planet truly coexist?

A new venture aims to solve AI's energy crisis by placing powerful compute nodes inside homes, creating a massive, distributed data center.

The Alaska Native corporation's spring distribution highlights a unique model where financial success directly fuels cultural vitality and environmental restoration.

Riyadh's upcoming wood exhibition is more than a trade fair; it's a strategic pillar for Saudi Arabia's multi-trillion-dollar industrial transformation.

A landmark treaty faces opposition from neighboring First Nations, who claim it infringes on their territory and undermines reconciliation on BC's North Coast.

A Canadian drone maker gains top military approval in Ukraine, leveraging its unique 'ITAR-flexible' status to meet surging global defense demand.

After a lengthy legal battle, BGIN Blockchain has recovered 5,325 mining rigs, a move that highlights industry risks and powers its pivot to self-mining.

Over 2000 leaders will gather for the FNMPC conference, focusing on Indigenous equity ownership in major projects to build generational wealth.

As Washington seeks mineral independence, a new venture in the DRC aims to supply tungsten, a vital metal for tech and defense, from under China's shadow.

EV charging leader XCharge opens a new plant in Spain, a strategic move to fortify its global supply chain and accelerate advanced charging in the U.S.

The AI and data analytics firm's new cybersecurity certification positions it as a key partner for sensitive defense missions in a shifting compliance landscape.