Mathieu Dion

Gas station and convenience store operator Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. saw big gains in fuel margins after the war in the Middle East caused prices to spike. The company easily beat analysts’ estimates for sales and earnings.

The surge in new data centers for artificial intelligence is translating into growth for the US electricity sector, and Canadian nuclear company AtkinsRealis Group Inc. wants in.

Quebecor Inc. urged Canada’s broadcasting regulator to hold a public hearing on the proposed takeover of Corus Entertainment Inc. by its lenders — arguing that a better option is to allow Quebecor to buy the heavily indebted media company.

Canada, a country that has rarely even qualified for soccer’s biggest event, is making an unprecedented run at the FIFA World Cup. For the nation’s second-largest airline, that’s a chance to cash in.

Canadá, un país que rara vez ha participado en el máximo evento del fútbol mundial, está protagonizando una campaña histórica en la Copa del Mundo de la FIFA. Para las aerolíneas del país, ese éxito representa una oportunidad para impulsar la demanda de viajes.

Airlines are increasing capacity and monitoring demand as supporters prepare for a historic World Cup showdown with Morocco.

Business jet departures in the Middle East declined about 30% in the aftermath of the Iran war, a trend that’s at risk of continuing until a peace deal is signed.

SAS AB Chief Executive Officer Anko van der Werff is emerging as a frontrunner to lead Air Canada, according to people familiar with the matter, succeeding Michael Rousseau, who said in March he’d leave after a public outcry over the his omission to speak French in a corporate video.

Air Canada recruited Anko van der Werff from SAS AB to be its new chief executive officer, choosing an outsider to lead the carrier through a major expansion.

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