Standard and Poor’s Global Ratings has affirmed Saskatchewan’s AA credit rating, maintaining its “stable outlook” for the province. Continue reading →

The late-afternoon gains erased a 611-point loss earlier in the day, continuing a rally from the day before. Continue reading →

But Chris Gardner, the head of the Independent Contractors Business Association, cautions that it’s still early days. Continue reading →

Standard & Poor’s has raised the City of Hamilton’s credit rating from AA to AA+ based on what it calls a “strong budgetary performance and stable outlook.” Continue reading →

Alberta and Saskatchewan are expected to emerge out of recession and lead the provinces in economic growth this year, according to The Conference Board of Canada. Continue reading →

U.S. equity index futures opened down about 0.2 percent on Sunday after U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday introduced immigration curbs that sparked a backlash in the United States and abroad. Continue reading →

The picture is getting worse for pair of major oil firms, and four smaller Canadian oil and gas companies, according to ratings agency Standard & Poor’s. Continue reading →

North American markets spasmed Tuesday as a strong rebound from the previous day’s tumult largely evaporated, with Toronto remaining in positive territory but New York indexes falling deeper into the red. Continue reading →

The City of Vancouver has had its long-term credit rating increased from AA to AA+ by Standard and Poor’s after paying off its debts from the 2010 Olympics. Continue reading →