Canadian business, markets & economy · Tuesday, 15 September 2026
Corporate Canada in detail: earnings, boardrooms, dealmaking, retail and the executives shaping the country's largest companies.
Norwegian FA chief Lise Klaveness says no internal talks on a challenge to Gianni Infantino, while sponsors and North American investors watch for any shift in FIFA’s commercial strategy.
The federal government is directing almost CAD 900,000 to Hydragreens Produce Ltd. and SmartGRO Bioengineering Inc. to pilot AI‑assisted indoor lettuce and herb production, a step in the $750 million National Food Strategy triggered by new U.S. counter‑tariffs.
Domino's plans a "chick'n'dip" range in Canada, hoping to lift same‑store sales as pizza demand eases, while competing with established chicken brands.
From the Book of Common Prayer to modern statutes, the language of early Anglican worship still echoes across Canada’s courts, parliament and daily speech.
On 14 September 2026 the U.S. government invested $100 million USD each in D‑Wave and Rigetti, marking the first CHIPS Act equity stakes in foreign‑origin quantum companies.
The energy major has scrapped its North Sea assets and unwound a US biogas acquisition, signalling a return to core fossil fuel operations and prompting analysts to reassess North American investment outlook.
Rapid adoption of AI agents is outpacing existing controls; experts urge a full inventory, tiered risk management and continuous oversight to stay compliant.
Seats for Toronto and Vancouver matches are changing hands for hundreds of dollars above face value. The fees and markups are pushing fans toward a new kind of resale marketplace.
An idea that started with Tate Hackert lending his own cash to strangers has become payroll infrastructure for tens of thousands of small businesses, and one of North America's fastest-growing software firms.
