Alberta pitches new bitumen pipeline route to B.C. coast with TMX, Pembina partners
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announce a preferred route and interested parties for a new bitumen pipeline to the B.C. coast.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announce a preferred route and interested parties for a new bitumen pipeline to the B.C. coast.
EQ Bank begins integrating PC Financial after completing its acquisition, expanding its customer base and deepening its partnership with Loblaw.
The U.S. declined to extend CUSMA in its current form, launching new trade talks with Canada and Mexico while the agreement remains in force.
Consumer staples are attracting renewed interest as investors look for global growth through Colgate-Palmolive, Coca-Cola and Keurig Dr Pepper.
Weak U.S. jobs data lifted stocks and pressured the U.S. dollar as investors reassessed Federal Reserve rate expectations and inflation.
A weak U.S. jobs report failed to shake stocks as attention stayed on oil prices, AI spending, valuations and portfolio positioning.
When you buy a bond, there’s a chance the borrower might not be able to pay you back, but bonds also carry a different kind of risk.
It’s the Alberta government’s self-imposed deadline to submit its proposal for a new West Coast oil pipeline to the federal major projects office.
Joe Maginot discusses AI-driven U.S. stock gains, rising valuation risks and why overlooked quality growth companies may offer long-term value.
Gen Z is driving Canada's credit growth while consumer delinquencies begin to stabilize, according to TransUnion Canada's latest credit data.
A new Canadian social media platform launches on Canada Day, emphasizing data sovereignty, privacy, identity verification and Canadian-owned infrastructure.
Diana Avigdor explains why investors may want to stay patient as earnings season, portfolio rebalancing and economic data drive near-term uncertainty.
Investors have had to gulp down the motion-sickness tablets this year as the turmoil from the Iran war has clashed with a seemingly unstoppable boom in all things AI and otherworldly.
Garrett Melson of Natixis Investment Managers says slowing U.S. growth and an AI rotation still support further gains for stocks.
AI infrastructure spending is expanding beyond chips, creating opportunities in data centres, power grids, transmission networks and electrical equipment.
Rotation out of Mag 7 stocks could continue this summer as investors watch U.S. Fed policy, economic data and geopolitical developments.