Here's why Bill C-69 is shaping up as a campaign wedge issue
Known as the Impact Assessment Act, Bill C-69 has been a thorn in the energy sector’s side since its inception in 2019. The ...
Trump tariff fallout: Live updates on what Canadians need to know
Goods compliant under the Canada-United-States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) will continue to be free of tariffs, but ...
Concerned about inflationary risks? Look for these conservative mortgage options
If you still prefer to try your luck and float your rate, nationally-advertised insured variables come in around 3.95 per ...
Trump's tariff plan includes a ‘fallback’ in case fentanyl justification falters
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One of the world's biggest banks may have to focus on niches to break "barriers" in Canada
Competing with Canada’s Big Six banks isn’t going to be easy, but the recent entry of Banco Santander SA, one of the world’s ...
Canada hits back with tariffs on U.S. vehicles as auto sector reels
Although Canada will not face the “reciprocal” tariffs that U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday — which impose a baseline 10 per cent tariff on other countries goods, including vehicles ...
Canada's oilpatch executives replace tariff anxiety with fear of slowdown in energy demand
Fears over slowing demand for oil and gas are likely to replace tariff anxieties in the boardrooms of the Canadian oilpatch following United States President Donald Trump’s latest trade move.
Dollarama earnings up as consumers seek value in weakening economy
The company's net earnings also increased in the quarter to $391 million, up 20.8 per cent from the previous year Share your ...
U.S. tariff shock underscores the instability of a shifting world
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Posthaste: The day after Trump's tariffs, 'everyone’s sinking, but the U.S. is going under first'
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AIMCo posts double-digit return after board and CEO purge
Alberta Investment Management Corp. (AIMCo), the provincial pension and endowment manager whose board and CEO were purged in November, posted a 12.3 per cent return for the year ended Dec. 31.
Apple, Amazon, Nvidia and other U.S. big tech stocks hit by tariffs
Shares in retailers such as Walmart, Target, along with major consumer brands, also tumble as Trump targets suppliers ...