Celebrity owners, TikTok and apartment living have turned the once-specialist hunting dog into one of the world’s hottest breeds.

Uncertainty about US President Donald Trump’s trade policy is curbing Canadian business investment and consumer spending, though firms see the economy avoiding a bad recession, central bank surveys sh...

Canadians say they’re ramping up their boycott of US travel and products in response to US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, and the country’s central bank is taking notice.

Canadian retail sales grew at the fastest pace this year in June, according to an official estimate, bouncing back from a slowdown in May.

Canadian consumer prices accelerated for the first time in four months and underlying price pressures were firmer, likely keeping the central bank from cutting interest rates later this month.

The Canadian economy shrugged off tariff uncertainty as the labor force added the most jobs in six months and the unemployment rate surprisingly fell, supporting another interest rate pause from the B...

It seems that nothing Canada has tried so far has shielded it from the threats of Donald Trump.

Canadians are committed to ditching US travel, taking the fewest number of car trips there in the year’s first half since at least 2017, excluding the pandemic.

A growing number of migrants in the US are heading north to seek asylum, even as Canada adopts increasingly restrictive immigration policies of its own.

Canada should become a world leader in producing and processing raw materials for military equipment and defense systems, according to an influential business group.

The Canadian economy is on track for a modest decline this quarter, yet isn’t deteriorating as fast as some economists feared.

Young Canadians are facing a labor market that has deteriorated faster than in any other major advanced economy.

Canadian consumer prices held steady while core measures eased slightly, likely giving some relief to Bank of Canada policymakers who had raised concerns about hotter underlying inflation prints in re...

Tighter immigration rules have cut off the fuel from the Canadian population growth engine.

Bank of Canada officials said it would be tough to cut the policy interest rate further if core inflation remains firm, but acknowledged more easing may be needed if the economy continues to weaken.

The ominous trajectory of the US president’s tariff overhaul looms over the G-7 gathering.

Cross-border road trips to the US from Canada fell for a fifth straight month, a gloomy outlook for many American vacation spots once frequented by their northern neighbors during the peak summer trav...

Canada’s trade-driven sectors are showing clearer signs of a pullback in activity brought on by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

The Canadian economy eked out minor job gains, and the unemployment rate rose for a third straight month to the highest level since September 2016 outside of the pandemic.

Businesses believing that the worst-case tariff scenarios were less likely to become reality helped convince Bank of Canada policymakers to stay on the sidelines this month.

Canadian exports plunged by the most in nearly 17 years outside of the pandemic, widening the country’s merchandise trade deficit to the largest on record.

Economists are abandoning their calls for monetary-policy easing in Canada next week as traders price in only a small chance of an interest-rate cut and the nation’s output beat all estimates.

A strong jump in tariff-driven exports fueled Canada’s growth at the start of this year, offsetting domestic weakness in other parts of the economy.

The economic gains of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s defense spending boost will likely be worth more than double the planned investment costs, according to Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce economists...

Canadians have returned from 1.35 million fewer road trips to the US over the past two months than they did a year ago, eschewing crossing the border that US President Donald Trump called “artificial”...

Canadians are growing more optimistic about the economy, as the conclusion of a national election relieves some anxiety around the country’s direction and US President Donald Trump’s threats.

Canada’s tepid pace of job creation last month sent the unemployment rate soaring back to a level last seen in November, the highest since January 2017 outside of the pandemic.

Canadian exports to the US tumbled while shipments to other countries soared, underscoring the way tariffs are altering trade flows just as President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Mark Carney prepar...

The Bank of Canada warned that a severe and long-lasting global trade war may cause more mortgage borrowers to fall behind on their payments — even beyond levels reached in the global financial crisis...

US President Donald Trump said newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to visit the White House within the next week.

Bank of Canada officials considered cutting interest rates at their April meeting before opting to wait for more information as they weighed the volatile changes in US President Donald Trump’s trade p...

The Canadian economy appears to be taking a bigger hit from tariff uncertainty than expected, contracting in February and eking out slight growth in March.

I’m Randy Thanthong-Knight, a reporter on Canada’s economy and government in Ottawa. Today we’re looking at the economic-policy implications of the national election. Send us feedback and tips to ecod...

Canadian Conservatives are backing Pierre Poilievre despite losing the election to Mark Carney’s Liberals, saying the party made significant gains in the province of Ontario and among young voters.

Canada’s Liberal Party won a fourth straight election, as voters chose former central banker Mark Carney to manage the country’s response to US President Donald Trump’s trade war.

Donald Trump’s Nov. 5 victory capped a bad year for incumbents as authoritarian populists gained ground across the globe in an unprecedented year of elections. Less than six months later, the tide see...

Canadian consumers may have tried to beat the price hikes of a trade war last month with the biggest spending growth since the holiday season.

More Conservative millionaires are thinking about leaving Canada than their Liberal counterparts with the right-leaning party at risk of losing a fourth straight election.

Canadians poured a record amount into US equities in February, even as a movement to boycott US products and vacations gained momentum.

Giancarlo Zorrilla attended a campaign rally for the first time in his life in March. It was a rainy night near Vancouver — typical weather for Canada’s west coast — but that wasn’t stopping the 29-ye...

It’s a tale of two economies for the Bank of Canada as it tries to predict outcomes of a global tariff war: a temporary stall in Canadian activity or an outright downturn that lasts a year.

Canadian consumer prices unexpectedly cooled, but markets and economists still leaned toward the Bank of Canada holding rates steady Wednesday amid tariff uncertainty.

Canada’s new immigration curbs have slowed increases in population, but government projections of near-zero growth over the next two years are likely “off the mark,” said an economist with Canadian Im...

General Motors Co. will temporarily halt production at a factory in Ontario that makes commercial vans, the second Canadian assembly plant to shut this month.

Canada is hitting back against President Donald Trump’s auto tariffs with import taxes of as much as 25% on vehicles assembled in the US — and the biggest American automakers will bear the brunt.

Canadian technology leaders are calling for a “real debate” about the country’s economic future when party leaders discuss their views on stage next week.

Canadian travelers are keeping their distance from the US, a country that was once their top destination, as tensions between the two nations grow.

Canada is seeing an uptick of asylum seekers at its border following US President Donald Trump’s decision to end protected status for more than 500,000 Haitians in the US.

Bank of Canada surveys show firms believe upward price pressures from the trade conflict with the US will exceed the downward pull from weaker demand, threatening to undo progress on keeping inflation...