Investors have shaken off threats of damage from shutdowns before. But federal layoffs, pauses in economic data and more could make this time different. By Andrew Ross Sorkin Bernhard Warner Sarah ...

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Nova Scotia Public Works Minister Fred Tilley thinks his government has finally found a path to completing a long-delayed highway project. Tilley said Thursday his department submitted a new design ...

You could buy a Ferrari for the price of a Chiron Pur Sport’s headlights – and that’s before the $850,000 engine bill, assuming Bugatti even lets you repair it. Low-speed crash damaged a $4 million ...

Kids happily zipped around on bicycles and four-wheeled electric cars Saturday at The Safety Village as staff, dignitaries and visitors celebrated the replacement of the main building’s 25-year-old ...

Prominent Windsor political figure Sandra Pupatello, recently appointed to the Senate, is the new chair of a federal organization aimed at speeding up legislative agendas, reducing partisanship, and ...

The Nov. 4 general election is in two weeks, and while the much-hyped mayoral election is dominating headlines, there are a ...

Canadian mold makers are facing increasing challenges when exporting their products to the United States — tools critical to processing plastics for automotive, aerospace, medical devices, consumer ...