The Royal Canadian Mint says the new one-dollar coin pays tribute to Parliament’s passing of legislation that “initiated the decriminalization of homosexuality in Canada.” Continue reading →

Canadian producers are seeing much better conditions when compared to producers south of the border. Continue reading →

The loonie soared higher in the wake of news that Canada has reached a deal to join the United States and Mexico in a new North American trade agreement. Continue reading →

The loonie will likely stay weak for the rest of the year — and auto tariffs could make things worse. Continue reading →

Initially, some fear emerged and the loonie moved lower, but it pared much of its losses later in the day. Continue reading →

BMO chief economist and managing director Doug Porter warns “the loonie has never met a financial sell-off it didn’t want to join. “ Continue reading →

Some market observers see signs the loonie’s fortunes will change this year even as the Canadian dollar continued its slide Monday. Continue reading →

Economists worry about the potential impact of a strong currency on exports. Continue reading →

The move raises borrowing costs for Canadians on anything from mortgages to lines of credit. Continue reading →