Airshow London is the largest in Canada and the third largest in North America. Continue reading →

Theresa May also raised the issue in a call earlier this month to Donald Trump. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau has taken up the federal government’s battle with Boeing Co. with the governor of Missouri. Continue reading →

Boeing Co. has no plans to back down in its trade dispute with Canadian rival Bombardier . Continue reading →

The government still hasn’t officially decided whether to go ahead with the purchase. Continue reading →

A senior Boeing official says the U.S. aerospace giant’s trade dispute with Montreal-based rival Bombardier is a “company-to-company issue.” Continue reading →

The Trudeau government is grappling with two critical, short-term questions: what to do about “interim” fighter jets, and whether to take on a new role in Afghanistan? Continue reading →

But while some of the money will start flowing right away, the taps aren’t expected to fully open until after the next election in 2019. Continue reading →

Canada suggested it could scrap plans to buy Boeing fighter jets if the United States backed Boeing’s claims that Canadian plane maker Bombardier dumped jetliners in the U.S. market. Continue reading →

Federal officials told Finance Minister Bill Morneau last year that it would probably be cheaper to buy Super Hornet fighter jets than F-35 stealth fighters, based on estimates. Continue reading →