Alex Ballingall

There is not doubt any deals would be worth billions but would Canadian’s flying experience really change?

At a time of global turmoil Canada is seen as “one of the most trustworthy, reliable, desirable countries to do business with, and we shouldn’t mess that up,” he noted.

The prime minister says he has "every confidence" his cabinet members can make decisions when he is sidelined to avoid potential conflicts of interest.

Mark Carney is considering airport privatization. Experts are split on whether it will lower costs or drive up travel fees.

Canada's traditional North Atlantic allies won out in the federal government's high-cost hunt for modern submarines Monday, with Prime Minister Mark Carney announcing that Ottawa will buy its new fleet

Carney is resuming the practice of partisan Senate appointments, naming a prominent Liberal from his own office and a Conservative MP to the Senate as part of his first placements

Canada's secretary of state for defence procurement defended a decision on Wednesday to narrow the contest for at least 1,600 new light utility vehicles for the army to two Canadian

Canada might not buy a full slate of 12 submarines through its new partnership with Germany and Norway because of factors like advancing technology in autonomous underwater machines, says the

Braeden Caley's entry into electoral fray spurs charges in PM's team.

Expanded carbon-capture plans would be outpaced by the impact of the promised major pipeline through B.C., according to provincial documents.