Canada's economy has weakened as a result of Donald Trump's tariffs. But sweeping exemptions for most Canadian exports has meant the economy has performed better than many feared. This week, new GDP n...

The stock market is running hot, driven by AI exuberance. Meta, Amazon, Google, Nvidia are driving the record gains on the promise AI will bring big changes to businesses. But right now, many of the p...

Once the election is over, Canada's new prime minister will have to move fast and pick priorities to strengthen the economy. The good news is both the Conservative and Liberal leaders agree on (most o...

The final week of the election campaign

With the U.S. and China escalating their trade war, experts say China believes it can both inflict more damage on the U.S. and tolerate more pain.

There's no such thing as a "Made in America" car anymore. And there hasn't been for years. Cars across the continent are made through an intricate and complex web of companies working together to make...

If the tax changes never become law, the CRA will likely need to refund affected taxpayers, resulting in lower federal and provincial tax revenue than forecast

When Parliament was prorogued, all bills and motions that had not yet received royal assent were essentially killed. So why is the Canada Revenue Agency charging higher capital gains taxes that were n...

Monday’s media lockup for the Fall Economic Statement (FES) will go down in history as one of the weirdest events in Canadian political history.

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Donald Trump's proposed tariffs could plunge Canada into a recession. Experts say opening up inter-jurisdictional trade within the country could boost growth enough to offset that damage.

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How the Bank of Canada will read this week's GDP numbers

The Canadian dollar has slipped to its lowest level in five years. Outside of the depths of the COVID pandemic, the loonie is weaker than it's been since 2015.

As Donald Trump starts making crucial decisions about his administration, designations for foreign policy and border positions have sent signals to Canada about America’s path forward

Trump won. Now what?

Donald Trump is returning to the White House with big plans to remake the global trade landscape. That could be a disaster for Canada's economy. But key players of the last trade war believe they can mitigate the damage.

While the U.S. economy looks strong on paper — stable and growing at a faster pace than was expected — a lot of voters going into Tuesday's presidential election are still feeling a bit glum about it all, no matter how good the data seems to say they should feel.

U.S. election implications