Canada's central bank said its forecasts could be thrown off significantly if there is a second wave of novel coronavirus pandemic.

Government spending has soared during the coronavirus crisis. But Patrick Leblond says Canadians do not have to fear years of austerity or tax hikes once the pandemic has passed.

For the recovery to really take off, stimulus actions need to "reach the ultimate borrower," he said.

The U.S. Fed cut rates to a target range of 0 per cent to 0.25 per cent and said it would expand its balance sheet by at least US$700 billion in coming weeks.

While there is some good news for spenders amid the new coronavirus outbreak, Canadian finance expert Preet Banerjee says it is bad news for others. 

Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz said slowing population growth is holding back economic growth and gains in productivity aren't happening fast enough to offset the change.

A first quarter credit report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation shows slight increases in delinquency rates across the prairies.

We asked experts to list the key indicators that a recession is on the way, and whether or not those indicators are present in the market today. Here's what they said.

One thing appears certain -- Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz and his team will dissect the Fed's explanation behind the decision.

Saskatoon & Region Home Builders’ Association said government policies continue to have a negative impact on the new home market.