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Copper’s sprint through US$14,624 a tonne briefly marked another record during Tuesday’s rally, but the market did not stop there.

For generations, vehicle safety engineers have learned from collisions by fastening instrumented dummies into cars and crashing those cars under

China’s automotive export machine is accelerating just as Canada begins the second phase of a dramatically different policy toward Chinese-made

A materials experiment in Saskatchewan has landed at a moment when aluminum is no longer simply an industrial commodity; it

A mineral discovery in northern Quebec is moving from promising drill results toward something more concrete just as governments are

Diesel has become the latest pressure point in a North American freight system already absorbing higher trade, labour and financing

Canadian auto workers entered Labour Day weekend with a familiar worry made sharper by a worsening trade dispute: what happens

General Motors is preparing for a moment when taking hands off the steering wheel will no longer be the most

Cars are becoming increasingly capable of holding conversations, but automakers see a much bigger opportunity than replacing clumsy voice commands.