In a letter to The Globe and Mail, Pete Hoekstra said he was ‘disappointed and outraged’ over Cathal Kelly’s column on U.S. men’s hockey team

Levies on imports were supposed to bring back a golden age of U.S. manufacturing. They haven’t worked, so far.

Replacement parts and language issues were among the challenges for the TTC

A year ago, the U.S. President first unleashed his threats of tariffs and territorial expansion. Now, our country is different politically, culturally and economically

Governor Macklem says current policy rate should keep inflation close to 2% while helping economy through ‘structural adjustment’ period

Governor Tiff Macklem suggests that it may be the bank’s last rate cut for some time

The auto sector has long had its ups and downs, but this time feels different for its workers

Idiosyncratic factors such as the price of gold or the number of foreign students could make or break the country’s diversification hopes

Industry representatives are asking Ottawa for more support, including protection from low-cost products made in China and Vietnam

The peak of real estate madness is behind us, but it seems as if the crisis is not going anywhere

Years of challenges have made the situation untenable, doctors say in letter obtained by The Globe

From his 1995 debut Brown Sugar to his 2014 comeback Black Messiah, he helped define the neo-soul movement

Bolero Shellfish Processing hit with 10-year ban on using TFW program, plans to challenge Ottawa’s decision in court

In Ontario’s Norfolk County, workers are shaping the community, changing lives back home and keeping food on our tables

With the youth unemployment rate at a rare high, Gen Z is scrambling for entry-level work – and there’s no hope of a quick fix, economists say

Rental housing starts are in a boom period, at nearly double the condo starts over the last year

Kevin Hassett emerges as contender to succeed Jerome Powell, posing possible threat to Kevin Warsh

U.S. President just wants to tell Americans he won, which means the other side must bend the knee, kiss the ring and say thank you

Even though we are in a golden age of personal finance, things are tough for both young and old

2019 will now be used by the national agency as a more realistic benchmark for housing

The U.S. President keeps doing things guaranteed to yield bad outcomes, rather than upping his odds for success

Despite shipping all its products from Mississauga, Spier & Mackay has faced U.S. tariffs as high as 170 per cent this month on its Chinese-made garments

The jobless rate for recent grads is one of the worst in decades, excluding the pandemic, as young workers bear the brunt of Canada’s weakened labour market

A quarter of properties bought in 2022 and sold in 2024 lost value, study finds

The cost of owning a home has eased for four straight quarters, but this burden remains higher than at any time since 1990

The plight of young people has faded into the background, as the trade war with the U.S. takes centre stage in Canada’s federal election

The inability to launch a successful Toronto-to-Montreal high-speed train is a national embarrassment, especially since the route is essentially flat

Airport arrivals and vehicle traffic flows show the extent to which international travellers, especially Canadians, are avoiding the U.S.