Canada's new Prime Minister Mark Carney led two G7 central banks, was a trustee of the World Economic Forum and wants ESG rules and digital currency to reset global capitalism.

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Then in January, President Trump, threatening tariffs and annexation against Canada, brewed a crisis that seemed tailor-made for one of the world’s most seasoned managers of economic turmoil ...

Analysts boosted their forecasts for economic growth in Canada this year as fears of a drawn-out trade dispute with the US ...

Canada’s new prime minister, a political novice, is on the cusp of leading his party to a comeback, ... When protesters claimed he was “controlled” by the World Economic Forum, ...

After a 13-year career in Goldman Sachs offices around the world, Mr. Carney moved to Ottawa to serve in the senior ranks of Canada’s finance department, and then as governor of the Bank of ...

Cooperation on diversified energy supply chains, industrial policy and critical mineral supply will benefit Canadian ...

Also looming over the meeting are President Trump's inflammatory threats to make Canada the 51st state and take over Greenland.

The World Economic Forum announces the 2025 cohort of its Technology Pioneers community, a group of 100 early-stage companies ...

Now in its 25th year, the community has recognized over 1,200 start-ups that have gone on to transform industries and societies worldwide.

World Economic Forum Warns Employee Well-Being Is Declining—and Costing Businesses Trillions. A new report from the WEF on workplace well-being has lessons for any company leader or manager.

GGF brings you the latest roundup of women-focused and gender equity news from around the world, including near gender parity ...