Emily Jackson
Financial Post
Toronto, ON, Canada
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Cenovus Energy posts quarterly loss on $1.9-billion impairment charge
Article content The Calgary-based oil and gas producer reported Tuesday it lost $408 million in the fourth quarter, although the company said it still sees long-term value in the U.S. manufacturing business. Otherwise, its results were buoyed by rallying energy prices and its acquisition of Husky Energy Inc., which Cenovus bought in 2021 in a deal that created Canada’s third largest oil and gas… → Read More
Suncor doubles its dividend as profits soar amid surging oil prices
Canadian oil giant swings to $1.5 billion profit from loss a year ago → Read More
How the COVID-19 pandemic could — and should — change the tourism sector – podcast
Episode 59 in Down to Business podcast from the Financial Post → Read More
How the COVID-19 pandemic could — and should — change the tourism sector – podcast
Episode 59 in Down to Business podcast from the Financial Post → Read More
Changing of the guard at the Bank of Canada in the throes of a global crisis – podcast
Episode 57 in Down to Business podcast from the Financial Post → Read More
Ski-Doo maker BRP reports $226-million loss as growth skids in pandemic
BRP will permanently stop building outboard engines, a move that will result in 650 job losses globally → Read More
Transat pushes back walk-away date on Air Canada deal after EU regulators begin probe
Questions also about deal price as carrier’s stock falls 65% in COVID-19 fallout → Read More
Air Canada to stop emergency wage subsidy; thousands of job cuts will leave workers out in the cold: union
CUPE says airline is cutting thousands of employees in a way that will prevent workers from accessing COVID-19 government aid → Read More
Air Canada to stop emergency wage subsidy; thousands of job cuts will leave workers out in the cold: union
CUPE says airline is cutting thousands of employees in a way that will prevent workers from accessing COVID-19 government aid → Read More
Goodbye office space, hello suburbs: Canadian real estate in pandemic times – podcast
Episode 55 in Down to Business podcast from the Financial Post → Read More
Goodbye office space, hello suburbs: Canadian real estate in pandemic times – podcast
Episode 55 in Down to Business podcast from the Financial Post → Read More
Matchmaking platform for protective gear rolled out as masks alone emerge as $3.5-billion sector
Startup Bulky.io using AI-enhanced technology to help Canadian manufacturers find buyers for hand sanitizer, masks, face shields and gowns → Read More
Matchmaking platform for protective gear rolled out as masks alone emerge as $3.5-billion sector
Startup Bulky.io using AI-enhanced technology to help Canadian manufacturers find buyers for hand sanitizer, masks, face shields and gowns → Read More
Canadian airline passengers are entitled to vouchers for cancelled flights from COVID-19 — but what about refunds?
In Europe and the United States, passengers receive full refunds → Read More
Canadian airline passengers are entitled to vouchers for cancelled flights from COVID-19 — but what about refunds?
In Europe and the United States, passengers receive full refunds → Read More
‘One hell of a deal:’ Auto dealers seek incentives to lure customers back after record 75% sales drop
Full recovery of market not seen until 2022 — until then expect aggressive promotions → Read More
Canada’s auto industry gears up to go back to work — podcast
Episode 53 in Down to Business podcast from the Financial Post → Read More
Shockproofing Canada: How business can prepare for the next shock — podcast
Canada needs to become more secure by becoming more self-sufficient. In a new series — Strong & Free: Shockproofing Canada — the Post examines how a country made wealthy by globalization and trade can also protect itself against pandemics and other unknown future shocks to ensure some of our immense resources and economic power are reserved for our own security. As COVID-19 continues to… → Read More
Quebec’s seemingly aggressive plan to reopen the economy next week seen as a risk worth taking
Economists, business associations and unions all on board with the plan given the trajectory of the virus, but a recovery may not come until 2022 → Read More
How farmers are taking the brunt of Canada’s meat packing problems in COVID-19 pandemic — podcast
Episode 52 in Down to Business podcast from the Financial Post → Read More