Some 70 per cent of self-employed Canadians struggle to get paid on time, a recent Interac survey found. Continue reading →

The S&P/TSX composite index gained 68.57 points to 16,612.81, surpassing the previous record close of 16,567.47 set last July. Continue reading →

The Liberals came to power in 2015 on a signature campaign pledge – dubbed the “middle class tax cut” – to lower the tax rate on the middle income bracket and raise taxes on all income above $200,000. Continue reading →

The result, which beat economists’ expectations, was the first increase since October. Continue reading →

Alberta’s incoming premier plans to take on environmental charities that he says are blocking exports of the province’s oil, but those groups may be saying “bring it on.” Continue reading →

It’s easy for people to fall into debt after losing a job. Continue reading →

The result is unlikely to sway the Bank of Canada, which is expected to keep its key interest rate steady at its policy announcement next week. Continue reading →

If your vehicle sunroof shatters, don’t count on warranty coverage. Continue reading →

In B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan home sales were more than 20 per cent below their 10-year average for the month, the association said. Continue reading →