The Southeast Alberta Chamber of Commerce says the region's military bases, drone test ranges and available industrial land make it a strong candidate to attract a share of more than $1 trillion in projected federal defence spending over the next decade.

Boroo Pte. Ltd. has signed a deal to acquire the shuttered Yukon mine through receivership proceedings, promising more than $1.5 billion in total spending to clean up and restart operations.

U.S. animal health officials have confirmed New World screwworm in a Texas elk and a beef cow in New Mexico's Otero County, with Canada's food inspection agency watching the spread.

Ursa Ag, assembled in Bowden, Alta., sells three tractor models without computer controls, starting at $129,900, aimed at farmers priced out of or frustrated by modern computerized equipment.

Artificial Intelligence Saskatchewan brought together telecom executives, government officials and First Nations representatives in Regina on Wednesday to examine the province's role in data centre development.

A Depression-era provision in the Canadian Income Tax Act caps racehorse loss deductions at $17,500, while American owners can now write off 100 per cent after the passage of Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill.

Industry Minister Mélanie Joly has sent a demand letter to Ohio-based Cleveland-Cliffs alleging the company is violating its Investment Canada Act obligations tied to its 2024 acquisition of Stelco.

Brandi's Salsa has expanded from small-batch farmers' market jars to retail locations across Alberta and parts of Western Canada over seven years, with the Medicine Hat company now employing several full-time workers.