Japanese car maker says reports it was mulling moving manufacturing from its Alliston, Ontario plant down to the US “not based on an announcement Honda made”, as sector strains under market uncertainty linked to Trump levies.

Only 1.3 per cent of the country’s electricity came from photovoltaic projects last year, despite it having “all the building blocks” to be a northern solar superpower. That’s a big opportunity for the next government to take, says the lead author of a new report.

A $30 billion-plus project would link the two continents via a 4,000-kilometre underwater interconnector. Industry experts see it as financially and technologically viable. But could it really become a reality by 2040?

Boost to sputtering Canadian electric vehicle market as Munich-headquartered company plans for trio of AI-powered research and development centres in Ontario.

It’s a good time to consider buying a used electric vehicle and avoid the sticker shock and depreciation of a new EV as Trump tariffs loom. But do your homework to make a sound buying decision, used EV owners say.

Action Canada study concludes "re-mined' tailings from 10,000 abandoned and 200 operating mines could be processed for a wealth of residual minerals and metals that are deemed key to the energy transition and national security

The Canadian government and international building materials supplier Heidelberg sign deal to move forward $275 million pilot project in Edmonton that would capture 95 per cent of CO2 product during manufacturing of cement.

The search for a new owner for the troubled $7-billion manufacturing facility south of Montreal is underway, said the federal minister for innovation, science and technology, as debt-freighted Swedish battery sector pioneer files for bankruptcy.

Vancouver-based Daanaa’s 'system on a chip' could make large-scale renewables projects cheaper and more efficient — and bring solar-powered cars closer to reality. The startup is seeking the first commercial contracts for its power conversion technology.

Provincial pension fund CDPQ's takeover of developer Innergex has opened the door to a $5 billion spending spree on new wind and solar power in Canada, says Michel Letellier, as it shapes its international renewables portfolio for a next growth phase - whoever is in the White House

Twenty-five per cent across-the-board levies on Canadian exports to the United States hit automotive and EV ecosystem as well as cleantech and aluminum sectors.

Construction has started on a 168-megawatt wind farm that will be the biggest clean energy development in the Canadian Maritimes and includes a key equity stake for local First Nations.

Provincial Conservatives are promising a fund for ‘strategically located’ facilities to refine mined minerals and metals for use in everything from EV batteries through wind turbines to fighter jets, though some in industry worry the money could be badly spent.

Canada’s auto dealers are navigating a tricky EV market. Early adopters have already bought in, but mainstream buyers are on the fence, wary about charging infrastructure and battery range. Trump tariff threats are weighing on the auto industry too.