Mark Mann

Huge amounts of water poured into Montreal's downtown streets after a large pipe broke on Friday, forcing officials to tell residents in parts of Canada's second-largest city

Importers and exporters are left with few options as a looming rail strike in Canada risks delaying ocean shipments, spiking freight costs and straining the busiest US ports, which are already handling a cargo surge.

Importers and exporters are left with few options as a looming rail strike in Canada risks delaying ocean shipments, spiking freight costs and straining the busiest US ports, which are already handling a cargo surge.

Snowmobile manufacturer BRP Inc. hasn’t made a motorcycle in nearly four decades, but the company believes growing interest in electric vehicles gives it an opening — if consumers are willing to pay up.

Snowmobile manufacturer BRP Inc. hasn't made a motorcycle in nearly four decades, but the company believes growing interest in electric vehicles gives it an opening — if consumers are willing to pay up.

When Omnis Energy pitched a plan to produce graphite at Pleasants Power Station, they were treated as saviours. Now some are wondering if the project is too good to be true

Plantible makes ingredients from the world's most abundant protein, and venture capitalists want in on the action

The last few years have seen a surge in satirical web series with their targets set squarely on bad actors in government and the fossil fuel sector

Traditional business contracts have relied on a divine scapegoat to provide legal protection from storms and disasters, but climate change is forcing business to adapt

Attacks, blame-shifting, withholding disaster funding in blue states. Why Trump's old strategies could backfire as climate change accelerates.