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TSX, Wall Street finish lower amid weak commodities, Trump tweet on drug prices

TORONTO — North American stock markets slid Tuesday amid slumping commodity prices and concerns stoked by Donald Trump about the pharmaceutical industry. The U.S.
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Toronto, New York stock markets gain as ex-FBI head James Comey testifies

TORONTO — Stock markets in Toronto and New York ended Thursday moderately higher as political and economic news dominated the headlines. The S&P/TSX composite index climbed 50.95 points to 15,423.
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Tariff war no excuse for ‘trampling’ on rights: Mamakwa

Tariff war no excuse for ‘trampling’ on rights: Mamakwa

Bill 5, the Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, is an attack on First Nations’ rights, Indigenous MPP says.
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Peter (Piero) Gallo

Peter (Piero) Gallo

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Thunder Bay plans to get the lead out

Thunder Bay plans to get the lead out

Sodium hydroxide will be added to the water supply by next year
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Second Northern Ontario gold company retracts drill assay results

Second Northern Ontario gold company retracts drill assay results

'Unfortunate situation' as MacDonald Mines reviews exploration results of Sudbury project.
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Wetland project nears completion at Boulevard Lake

Wetland project nears completion at Boulevard Lake

Vegetation will be planted in a long depression that's been dug near the south shore of the lake to filter out contaminants in stormwater
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Frontier Lithium looks to secure Mission Island site by Friday

Frontier Lithium looks to secure Mission Island site by Friday

Former OPG power plant site has been in the Sudbury company’s sights since 2023
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Lithium mine developer seals deal with a global battery customer

Lithium mine developer seals deal with a global battery customer

Green Technology Metals inks five-year supply deal with LG Energy Solution
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Toronto and New York stock markets close lower, loonie moves down

TORONTO — Global political uncertainty and disappointing earnings out of the U.S. weighed on North American stocks Tuesday, pushing the Toronto and New York markets into the red. The S&P/TSX composite index lost 62.32 points to close at 15,622.
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