OTTAWA--After a drop in trade in September, flat sales seen by Canadian retailers last month point to cracks in the consumers' resilience as the fallout from the trade war with the U.S. lingers. An ...

The third quarter began with the Trump administration signing into law the One Big Beautiful Bill Act on July 4.

Retail sales fell 0.7% in September to a seasonally adjusted 69.81 billion Canadian dollars, the equivalent of about $49.51 billion, Statistics Canada said. That was in line with what was expected by ...

It expects the Canadian dollar to finish next year at 75 cents U.S., kicking off the first quarter at 72.5 cents before ...

Wall Street climbed higher on Thursday as September's delayed nonfarm-payrolls report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics ...

Industrial product prices increased for a fifth straight month and marked a 13th straight year-over-year rise, data from ...

Canada’s banking regulator is considering lowering capital requirements for loans for certain corporate and real estate ...

A 1% tax cut to the first federal tax bracket, applicable on taxable income up to $57,375 for 2025. The cut reduces the first ...

The US looks like it's entering a "rolling recovery" and a fresh inflationary regime that should carry the stock market ...

Canadian Copper is a Canadian-based mineral exploration company with a copper and base metals portfolio of historical ...

The approval of the fiscal plan - the second largest in Canada's history - allows the prime minister's minority government to ...

Inflation in Canada cooled less than expected last month, supporting the Bank of Canada’s plan to move to the sidelines after ...