Economist suggest inflation will continue to cool, opening the way for the Bank of Canada to cut interest rates again in July.

Economist suggest inflation will continue to cool, opening the way for the Bank of Canada to cut interest rates again in July.

Ministers Freeland and Ng unveil a plan to protect the Canadian EV supply chain.

Alberta's government says it is actively exploring the use of every legal option to fight back against Bill C-59.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford wants the federal government to impost tariffs on electric vehicles from China.

Canada’s population growth continues unabated, even as concerns mount over the housing affordability crisis. The number of people living in the country jumped by almost 243,000 in the first quarter, by 1.3 million over the past 12 months, and now exceeds 41 million.

The influx of newcomers to Canada showed no sign of letting up, even as concerns mount over housing affordability.

Canadian Defence Minister Bill Blair has held discussions with his German and Norwegian counterparts about the potential partnership, CBC reported.

Canadian households have slowed the pace of new borrowing, according to Statistics Canada data released June 19.

One in five Canadians believes their disposable income will drop as a result of changes to federal capital gains tax legislation: Angus Reid

One in five Canadians believes their disposable income will drop as a result of changes to federal capital gains tax legislation: Angus Reid

Canada’s financial regulator said on June 18 it will keep its Domestic Stability Buffer unchanged at 3.5 per cent, even as the central bank cut its policy rate earlier this month.

Canada's urban transit ridership reached 131.6 million trips in April, which is 83.7% of its April 2019 level. That's the highest recovery rate to date from pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels.