U.S. President Donald Trump unleashed his tariff war against Canada on Feb. 1, 2025, imposing a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian products excluding energy, which faced a 10 per cent levy. A few days ...

Fifth anniversaries are traditionally celebrated with wood, but five years after mortgage rates hit an all-time low, some homeowners are probably wishing for stone, with a rate etched in it. About a ...

The U.S. market is showing “resilience” compared to others, said Craig Basinger, chief market strategist at Purpose Investments. International stock markets, including Europe and Asia, have been hit ...

Today, Canadian investors routinely trade on United States markets for superior convenience, liquidity and user experience. Increasingly, they are doing so outside traditional market hours.

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Chinese buyers are paying a premium for Canadian oil as the Iran War curtails supplies from their main sources in the Middle East.

The Canadian government’s $82-billion defence industrial strategy has widely been applauded by those in the industry, but some who have scrutinized the plan say a key vulnerability is the uncertainty ...

Canada is poised to benefit as its government focuses more on its natural resources and demand is boosted by energy disruptions caused by the United States and Israeli attacks on Iran, according to ...

Scams related to Donald Trump‘s tariffs are on the rise as fraud aided by artificial intelligence increasingly mirrors life. Data from an Interac survey out this morning shows that 58 per cent of ...

While net assets grew to $279.4 billion as of Dec. 31, 2025, up from $266.3 billion in 2024, the Teachers’ fund underperformed against a benchmark portfolio return of 11.7 per cent, and the one-year ...

Donald Trump says British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is “no Churchill.” This after the U.K. declined to let the U.S. use its air bases in striking Iran — at least not until Iran struck back, so that ...

Saudi Aramco announced a first-ever share buyback of US$3 billion and raised its dividend, while warning that the impact on global oil markets will be “catastrophic” the longer the disruption from the ...