Bank of Canada Holds at 2.25% but Slashes 2026 Growth Forecast to 0.7%
Canada’s economy has entered an uncomfortable middle ground: growth is weak enough to concern households and businesses, but inflation remains
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Trump Can Pull Out of CUSMA With Six Months’ Notice as New U.S. Advisory Tells Businesses to Prepare
A trade pact can remain alive on paper and still make boardrooms nervous. That is the position facing Canada after
71% of Gen Z Says Canada’s Credit System Favours the Financially Stable as 36% Delay Buying a Home
For many young Canadians, building credit can feel like being asked to prove financial stability before being given the tools
61% of Canadians Say Half Their Paycheque Is Spent Before It Arrives as ‘Lifestyle Shrinkflation’ Spreads
For many Canadians, payday no longer feels like a reset. The money lands, but much of it already belongs to
Trump Scraps His 20% Hormuz Charge Hours After Oil Hits $86 — Canada Still Gets the Inflation Shock
Oil markets can absorb a policy reversal in seconds, but household budgets cannot reverse as quickly. President Donald Trump abandoned
‘Buy Canadian’ Contracts Are Going to Foreign-Owned Firms More Than 70% of the Time: Report
Ottawa’s promise to use federal purchasing power to strengthen Canadian businesses is running into an uncomfortable question: what exactly makes
Ottawa, Alberta and Oil Sands Giants Unlock Pipeline Path With 6-Million-Tonne Carbon-Capture Deal
A long-running Canadian energy bargain has finally moved from political promise to concrete terms. Ottawa, Alberta and the country’s biggest
Trump’s 20% Hormuz Charge Sends Oil Up 9% — and Makes Canadian Crude More Valuable to America
A single announcement from Washington sent a jolt through energy markets on July 13, 2026. President Donald Trump said the
Canadian Energy Stocks Jump as U.S.-Iran Tensions Lift Oil, While Miners Drag Down TSX
A renewed confrontation between the United States and Iran sent another jolt through global markets, but the reaction in Toronto
Trump Drains America’s Emergency Oil Reserve as Canada Supplies 63% of U.S. Crude Imports
America’s emergency oil stockpile is shrinking at a pace that has turned a technical energy-policy decision into a North American
Bank of Canada Expected to Freeze Rates at 2.25% as Mortgage Relief Gets Pushed Further Out
The Bank of Canada appears ready to give borrowers another lesson in patience. With the policy rate already parked at
Poilievre Gains Ground as Liberal Lead Shrinks to 6 Points
Canada’s federal political contest is beginning to look less settled. The Liberals remain ahead, but a new national tracker places
Trump Refuses to Renew His Own Trade Deal After Canada-U.S. Commerce Grew by $275B
The trade deal Donald Trump once promoted as a signature economic victory is now caught in a political storm of
Air Canada Cuts Four-Year Tentative Deal Covering 11,000 Workers as Summer Travel Season Peaks
An airport labour agreement rarely attracts attention until something goes wrong. At Air Canada, the latest tentative deal with the
Alberta Accounted for Nearly 80% of Canada’s Job Growth Over the Past Year
Canada’s job market may look steady at first glance, but the regional map tells a much sharper story. Over the
Deloitte Warns Canada’s Economy Will Grow Just 0.7% in 2026
Canada’s economy is not crashing, but it is barely moving. Deloitte Canada’s latest outlook puts real growth at just 0.7%
Canada Adds Jobs Under Trump’s Tariff Pressure — but Most of the New Work Is Part-Time
Canada’s labour market delivered a cautiously encouraging signal in June, but it was not the kind of headline that settles
Carney Tells Alberta Pipeline Backers ‘It’s Looking Good’ as Separation Vote Looms
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s walk through the Calgary Stampede turned into more than a prairie photo-op. In a province where