The Airlogix-Sentinel venture is an attempt to Canadian capacity in a field that has revolutionized modern warfare, but Ottawa’s slow procurement system must learn to keep up.

Canada seeks trade diversification and strategic autonomy, yet every available path narrows room to maneuver elsewhere. One such paradox is the Catch-22 between bolstering trade ties with China and protecting an imperiled democracy in Taiwan.

Beijing is not a viable alternative to Washington and pretending otherwise represents a costly strategic error.

The South Korea summit wasn’t just about Trump and Xi. It was about the world they’re creating and Canada’s unprecedented opportunity to shape it by being at the table with the United States, not on the menu.

The next two years will determine whether Canada becomes a permanent supplier in global LNG markets, with all eyes on the LNG Canada project in Kitimat, British Columbia.

If Canada is to help improve European energy security amid the Ukraine war, it must start delivering crude oil to Europe immediately. But how viable are these deliveries given Canada's export focus on the United States?

May CPI numbers are making it harder to discount inflation as COVID-related economic distortion.

Canada just posted a current-account surplus, something it hasn't done in over a decade. Is this a sign of another commodity boom?

US and Canadian negotiators have agreed in principle to a new trade deal. Just don’t call it ‘NAFTA.’

The biggest casualty of the Canada-Saudi Arabia rift is Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman’s reputation as a reformer.

The only question is: How long before Canada gives in?

Creeping inflation could force the Bank of Canada’s hand on an interest rate hike come April.

The Bank of International Settlements has warned of unsustainable debt growth in China, Canada, and Hong Kong.

Andrej Babiš’ government is toppled in the Czech Republic, Washington follows through on its threat against the Palestinians, and Canada prepares to raise interest rates.