No apparent fines yet for ticket resellers under Ontario price-cap law
Ontario’s World Cup matches have come and gone with ticket resale platforms running afoul of a new price cap law but seemingly facing no penalties from the province.
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Airlines blame demand for decision not to drop plane ticket prices as fuel costs fall
Canadians continue to hop on board airplanes this summer even as ticket prices remain well above where they were last year — despite a recent drop in fuel costs.
Rollout of Canada’s boosted grocery benefit starts today
Eligible Canadians will find a bit more cash in their bank accounts starting today as quarterly payments begin for the federal Liberals’ boosted affordability benefit.
The Daily Chase: Iran warns oil tankers to use approved routes
Here are five things you need to know this morning.
Credit cards rarin' to go as Calgary Stampede kicks off
The Calgary Stampede kicks off today and visitors’ credit cards are already rarin’ to go.
Canada ranks 13th on average global wealth list, Switzerland comes in first
North America is the richest region of the world when it comes to personal wealth, according to a new report from Swiss bank UBS, but in terms of countries Canada ranks 13th.
$10 million proposed settlement reached in CIBC class action lawsuit
The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has agreed to a proposed $10 million settlement in a class action lawsuit over non-sufficient funds fees.
The Daily Chase: U.S. decides against renewing CUSMA
Here are five things you need to know this morning.
Canada announces $688M contract for RADARSAT replenishment satellite
The federal government has announced a $688-million contract for a new replenishment satellite to support the country’s constellation of Earth-observing satellites.
Record number of ‘new millionaires’ in 2025, says UBS
Global personal wealth surged in 2025, with a record number of new millionaires, Swiss bank UBS said Tuesday.
Solid April GDP rebound suggests Canada is not in a recession: economists
The Canadian economy was back in growth mode to start the second quarter, rebounding from a mild contraction in the first three months of 2026.
Canadian energy is carrying the economy, as tariffs continue to hit manufacturing, economists say
Canada’s economy posted its strongest monthly expansion in a year, and economists warn the recovery remains heavily reliant on the energy sector.
Foreign investors buy record amounts of Canadian government debt, lowering Carney’s borrowing costs
Foreign investors including pension funds, insurance companies and hedge funds are buying Canada’s federal bonds in record amounts, easing the cost of funding Prime Minister Mark Carney’s expensive nation-building projects but potentially introducing more volatility to Canada’s debt market.
New Ontario rules for auto insurance are set to kick in. Here's what you need to know
New changes affecting auto insurance in Ontario are set to kick in Wednesday offering drivers more flexibility when it comes to their plans, but insurers say it’s important to consider the risks of refusing certain coverages.
EXCLUSIVE: Hunter Biden says future of Canada-U.S. relationship ‘up to Canadians’
Hunter Biden says the ball is in Canada’s court when it comes to the state of the country’s relationship with the United States going forward.