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Slowing GDP puts pressure on Bank of Canada to cut rate in June Get the latest from Naimul Karim straight to your inbox Sign Up The Canadian economy lost momentum in February as it grew at a slower pace than both analyst expectations and Statistics Ca...

'Momentum in the Canadian economy appears to have faded quickly'Statistics Canada is predicting gross domestic product growth will be flat in March after data released Tuesday showed the Canadian economy slowed more than expected in February. We apolo...

Stocks rose as a solid earnings season propped up the market despite bets the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates higher for longer. After pulling back for the most part in April, equities staged a rebound toward the end of the month. Early results fr...

(Bloomberg) -- RBC BlueBay Asset Management isn’t taking any chances on the Japanese yen amid its wild gyrations and talk of currency intervention.  The firm, which oversees more than $114 billion in fixed-income assets, closed a bet on yen strength on Friday...

10% tax credit for any company that invests across the electric-vehicle supply chain Get the latest from Gabriel Friedman straight to your inbox Sign Up Honda Motor Co. Ltd.’s announcement last week that it’s building a $15-billion “vertically integra...

Waiting until age 70 to claim Canada Pension Plan would more than double pension payments We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. Posthaste: This missed CPP opportun...

Western pharmacy chain say no reason to believe customer data impactedNo customer or employee data is believed to have been accessed in a cyberattack that led London Drugs Ltd. to temporarily shut all of its stores across Western Canada, the company said on...

Too wide a spread between interest rates here and in the U.S. could hurt the Canadian dollar and reignite inflationThe Bank of Canada‘s upcoming interest rates decision just got more complicated after United States economic data out this week showed growth s...

If Ottawa were a publicly traded company, it would have no shareholders or investorsIt’s tax time, which is always depressing in Canada thanks to the country’s spendthrift federal government. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refres...

Ottawa says only a small percentage of taxpayers will be subject to the changes. In reality, a much wider spectrum of Canadians will be impactedThe federal government’s decision to increase the capital gains tax rate to 66.7 per cent from 50 per cent has cau...