The Trudeau government has until the end of the year to decide on an offer for Super Hornet fighter jets. Continue reading →

The question is whether Airbus will decide to use its buyout option. Continue reading →

Last week, the U.S. Department of Commerce tacked on another 80 per cent of preliminary anti-dumping duties against Bombardier, adding to the nearly 220 per cent in preliminary countervailing tariffs added in September, on sales of CS100 commercials jets. Continue reading →

A proposal to shore up Canada’s aging fleet of CF-18 fighter jets with used models from Australia could work, defence experts said Wednesday, but a better option would be to simply move ahead on permanent replacements. Continue reading →

U.S. aerospace giant Boeing has gone on the offensive, launching a public relations campaign amid its trade battle with Bombardier, to remind Canadians of its economic contribution to the country. Continue reading →

The Canadian government appears to be quietly setting the stage for the possible purchase of used Australian fighter jets as an ongoing trade spat with aerospace giant Boeing shows no signs of being resolved. Continue reading →

The U.S. Department of Commerce has announced a 79.82 per cent preliminary anti-dumping duty against Bombardier Inc. Continue reading →

The Montreal-based transportation manufacturer has said it wouldn’t be shocked if the U.S. piles on by announcing another “absurd” duty. Continue reading →

Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman is calling for cooler heads to prevail in the dispute around Boeing and Bombardier. Continue reading →