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With each development in U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war with Canada, many Ontario cities have received news of tariffs on Canadian goods with panic and devastation for their local industries.
Canada’s largest member-owned music rights organization is suing Suno, alleging the AI music generator copied songs without compensation.
DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc. says auto sales in August were up 5.4 per cent, marking the third consecutive month of sales gains.
The Bank of Canada maintained its policy interest rate at 2.25 per cent on Wednesday. Here is the text of the central bank’s decision:
Wall Street closed out August on a downbeat note as stocks fell and the price of oil rose after the U.S. launched a military action against Iran.
For many Canadians, skilled trades have started to become more attractive as a career option, partly as various levels of government invest heavily in these professions while a boom in artificial intelligence creates fear over the future of many desk jobs.
The Bank of Canada finds itself in a familiar dilemma this week as the escalating trade war with the United States casts an uncertain light over Wednesday’s interest rate decision.
Canadian travellers pulled hundreds of millions of dollars out of the United States in the first part of 2026, according to new data released by Statistics Canada.
Disrupting southbound oil exports in retaliation for U.S. tariffs is would have serious consequences for Canada, Trans Mountain Corp CEO said.
Fresh data from Statistics Canada suggests the economy was growing at a healthy clip in Q2 and rumblings of a recession might’ve been overblown.
The collapse of talks with the United States has added urgency to reducing trade barriers within Canada, but experts say it’s not a simple fix.
The New Brunswick government has granted conditional approval for a 500-megawatt natural gas plant.
The federal government posted a deficit of $370 million for the April-to-June period of its 2026-27 fiscal year.
New figures from Statistics Canada show the FIFA World Cup modestly boosted economic activity in June, with some tourism-related industries even edging down slightly for the month.
The relatively slow pace of Bank of Japan policy tightening has kept Japan’s interest rates low compared with markets such as the U.S., encouraging investors to continue funding global trades with cheap yen.
The Canadian Securities Administrators says prediction market contracts based on events should not be regulated within securities legislation.
