Browsing Tag
Ottawa
17 posts
Canada’s federal deficit narrows 52% to C$5.4bn, but debt costs keep rising
Canada's federal deficit fell to C$5.36 billion in the first five months of the 2026-27 financial year, compared with C$11.07 billion a year earlier. Stronger tax revenue contributed to the improvement, although programme spending and public-debt charges continued to rise.
Calian revenue jumped 20%. Why is it changing two senior leaders at the same time?
Calian has made two senior appointments as record revenue, defence growth, acquisitions and portfolio simplification increase the pressure to convert a C$1.4 billion backlog into stronger margins and cash flow.
Dominion Dynamics closes record Canadian defence technology Series A
Dominion Dynamics has secured the largest Series A in Canadian defence technology to scale Arctic surveillance, autonomous aircraft and battlefield command systems.
Hydro One’s C$430m Ontario power line plan puts TSX:H grid growth in focus
Find out how Hydro One’s C$430m Durham Kawartha Power Line could reshape TSX:H growth, Ontario grid reliability and utility returns.
India and Canada push trade reset as $50bn target tests post-crisis diplomacy
India and Canada want a trade reset after diplomatic strain. The $50 billion target now tests whether commerce can rebuild trust.
Ottawa startup Dominion Dynamics bets C$50m on ACP drone to fly alongside Canada’s future fighter fleet
Dominion Dynamics commits C$50M to build Canada's first autonomous wingman ACP, targeting a sub-scale prototype within 36 months. Read what it means for Canadian defence.
Trade thaw or risky gamble? Canada tests U.S. relations by easing counter-tariffs
Discover how Canada’s strategic rollback of retaliatory tariffs is reshaping the U.S. trade relationship—get the full context and implications.
Canada hits back at Trump’s ‘tragic’ tariffs with $25bn auto strike
Find out how Canada is responding to Trump’s sweeping U.S. tariffs with a $25B auto counterstrike and why global trade risks are now escalating.
Canada heads to snap election as Prime Minister Mark Carney seeks mandate amid rising US tensions
Canada’s snap election on April 28 will determine the country’s stance on trade, economic policy, and US relations. Find out what’s at stake.
Shocking claims: India accuses Canadian official of fostering terror amidst diplomatic feud
India has accused a Canadian official of links to terrorist activities, pushing an already tense diplomatic crisis between…