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Bank of Canada expected to raise rates next week, some economists sayThe Bank of Canada has held its key interest rate unchanged for about a year, but some economists expect rates to begin increasing again as early as next week.ConsumerOct 21
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Bank of Canada says aging population, low immigration ‘reshaping’ economyIn 2025, Canada’s population growth slowed to 0.5 per cent – the slowest rate of growth in more than a century after 150 years of steady growth.EconomyOct 9
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What the U.S. Fed hiking rates means for the loonie and for borrowersThe U.S. Federal Reserve hiked interest rates for the first time in three years on Wednesday, and several economists say this could add pressure on the Bank of Canada.ConsumerSep 17
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Food bank visits rise to 2.3M a month as grocery costs go up, report saysOne in five food banks across Canada are reportedly running out of food before meeting the needs of all their clients, a new report by Food Banks Canada says.EconomyOct 21
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Bank of Canada holds key rate at 2.25 per cent once againMonetary policymakers at the Bank of Canada use the policy rate to keep a lid on inflation and support economic growth when prices are contained.CanadaSep 2
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New vertical $20 bill featuring King Charles III unveiled by Bank of CanadaThis is the first Canadian paper currency to feature King Charles III, whose image replaces that of his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II.CanadaSep 3
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The Bank of Canada’s worried about the rise of private credit. Here’s whyThe concern revolves around private credit, which doesn't have a universal definition but broadly involves businesses taking out loans from non-bank lenders.EconomyAug 23
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Bank of Canada concerned over private credit risksThe Bank of Canada is carefully watching the rise of an alternative credit model that has Canadian investors and banks exposed to half a trillion dollars of loans.EconomyAug 23
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U.K. won’t join Canada-led defence bank, but pledges cooperationThe two countries will "work in close partnership" on investment opportunities and challenges, according to a joint media statement.CanadaOct 25
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Ottawa considering ‘options’ as foreign home buyer ban nears end: ministerThe ban was brought in by the Liberals in 2022 to keep foreign investors out of housing markets increasingly out of reach for Canadian buyers.CanadaOct 7
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Open banking a risk, and opportunity for big banksAs Canada slowly progresses on implementing open banking, what was initially perceived as a risk to the big banks could also present an opportunity for them, experts say.PoliticsOct 4
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As Trump mulls diesel export ban, what would it mean for Canada?U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he backed the idea of a U.S. diesel export ban as a way to lower prices for Americans, which experts say may backfire.EconomySep 23
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New Brunswick gets $219 million loan from Ottawa for hydroelectric dam repair workThe bulk of the money is a $219-million loan from the Canada Infrastructure Bank to extend the life of the province's largest hydroelectric dam.CanadaOct 13
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Best pillows in Canada for side, back & stomach sleepersSide, back, or stomach sleeper? Discover the best pillows in Canada from Endy, Silk & Snow, Hush and more for every sleep position, plus expert tips to choose the right one.The CuratorSep 19
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Trump says Canada ‘entitled’ as his trade ban on alcohol, other goods nearsA U.S ban on imports of Canadian alcohol, as well as some dairy products and motorcycles is set to go into effect tonight, marking the latest escalation in the trade war.EconomySep 28
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Do school cell phone bans work? Teachers say enforcement can be an issueMost provinces have put in some form of ban in the past two to three years and vary dependent on the grade level, with New Brunswick the latest to join this year.CanadaSep 15
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Alberta referendum a notable chapter in long history of grievance with OttawaWhile the majority of Albertans opted to stay in Canada, the referendum highlighted grievances towards the federal government that go back nearly a century.PoliticsOct 20
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Gas prices drove inflation up to 3.1% in September, says StatCanThe annual pace of inflation rose to 3.1 per cent in September as war in the Middle East continued to drive up gas prices, Statistics Canada said Monday.ConsumerOct 19
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What could happen to home prices if the foreign buyers ban expires?The foreign homebuyers ban is scheduled to expire on Jan 1, 2027, which means home prices are at risk of rising sharply if there is pent up demand from non-residents.ConsumerOct 13
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Canada Post CEO touts ‘early signs’ of recovery even as financial woes persistAt its annual public meeting, Doug Ettinger said Canada Post is winning back some of the parcel delivery market that has slipped away since 2019.CanadaOct 22