Canadian Tire CEO Greg Hicks has been honored as Canada's Outstanding CEO of the Year for 2026, recognized for his leadership during the pandemic and strategic initiatives like True North and Better Connected.
Canadian Tire CEO Greg Hicks has been honored as Canada's Outstanding CEO of the Year, recognized for his leadership during the pandemic and strategic initiatives like True North and Better Connected.
A promotional video featuring McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski taking a minuscule bite of the new Big Arch sandwich has gone viral, with viewers questioning his fast food experience and competitors seizing the moment.
McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski faces widespread online mockery for taking a minuscule bite in a promotional video for the new Big Arch burger, prompting Burger King to respond with its own viral content.
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British Columbia's move to permanent daylight time receives positive feedback from businesses, though some express concerns about coordination with U.S. states and cross-border trade adjustments.
Randy Ambrosie, former CFL commissioner, has been appointed as president and CEO of the Siksika Group of Companies, bringing his governance expertise to advance economic growth for Siksika Nation.
Former executives of London Health Sciences Centre have formally submitted their statements of defense in response to a fraud lawsuit, marking a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings.
Police have charged three people, including a Toronto woman, in connection with a fraud investigation at a Markham business, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat financial crimes in the region.
The iconic Canadian lifestyle brand Roots has initiated a strategic review that may include selling the company. Founded in 1973, Roots has hired financial and legal advisers to explore options.
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Fitch Ratings downgraded Paramount's debt to junk status following its acquisition of Warner Bros., citing $79 billion in net debt and competitive pressures in the media sector.
Windsor's mayor has publicly commented on the ongoing situation at Titan Tool & Die, describing it as 'just a damn shame' while addressing community concerns about the local manufacturing facility's circumstances.
While foreign investment in Canada shows growth, economists caution it may obscure underlying challenges like sectoral imbalances and domestic economic health, urging a nuanced analysis.
Roots Corp., the iconic Canadian clothing brand, is conducting a strategic review that could lead to a sale, as the company faces thin profit margins and struggles to meet expectations since its 2017 IPO.
Airline stocks have sharply declined as travelers scramble to leave the Middle East following escalating tensions, with flight cancellations causing widespread disruptions at airports like Beirut.
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MR MIKES SteakhouseCasual added seven new restaurants in 2025, achieving a 15% year-over-year increase and surpassing 50 locations across Canada. The 66-year-old brand is now targeting 100 units nationwide.
Wall Street faces sharp declines as oil prices leap over 8%, driven by escalating Iran conflict and inflation concerns, impacting global markets and airline stocks.
The U.S. Court of International Trade, a specialized tribunal with expertise in major trade disputes, is experiencing a significant influx of cases from businesses seeking tariff refunds, highlighting ongoing trade policy complexities.
The U.S. government's antitrust trial against Ticketmaster and parent company Live Nation commenced Tuesday, alleging the entertainment giant's practices harm artists, venues, and fans.
Activist investor Elliott Management has increased its investment in social media platform Pinterest by approximately $1 billion, signaling strong confidence in the company's strategic direction and growth potential.
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Ziff Davis has agreed to sell its connectivity division to global consulting giant Accenture for US$1.2 billion, marking a significant strategic shift in the technology and media landscape.
Best Buy exceeded Wall Street's profit forecasts for the crucial holiday quarter, leading to a significant surge in its stock price as consumer electronics demand remained robust.
Swiss sportswear brand On Holding anticipates a potential boost from reduced U.S. tariff rates following a Supreme Court decision, as CEO Martin Hoffmann reports strong quarterly results.
Ottawa-based Kettlemans Bagel reveals a significant expansion plan, including a new store in Kingston, as part of its growth strategy in Eastern Ontario.
Global stock markets trend lower as investors assess the escalating Iran conflict's disruption to energy supplies, with oil prices surging and supply chains facing new pressures.
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A director of a cryptocurrency platform has been mandated to pay $1 million to the British Columbia Securities Commission following allegations of fraudulent activities in the financial sector.
Gold prices trimmed early gains as traders evaluated Federal Reserve interest rate hikes to combat inflation driven by Middle East conflict, with bullion slipping 0.3% before trading 1% higher.
Matthew Boswell, former commissioner of Canada's Competition Bureau, has joined Norton Rose Fulbright as a partner in its antitrust practice, bringing extensive regulatory experience to private sector legal counsel.
A federal trial begins examining claims Elon Musk manipulated Twitter's stock price through tweets before his $44 billion acquisition. Investors allege he drove down value to secure a better deal.
Montreal's Asian Heritage Month is driving significant growth for local businesses, with entrepreneurs reporting increased sales and community engagement as cultural events flourish across the city.
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A Kitchener business was targeted in an armed robbery involving a firearm, according to local police reports. The incident has heightened community safety concerns.
