Is it time to 'sell America'? Why financial retribution comes with plenty of risk

Trump's aggression toward allies has some raising the possibility of a co-ordinated sell-off of U.S. Treasuries. But ...

Canada's nuclear fusion company is going public on the Nasdaq

Vancouver-based General Fusion Inc. is combining with a Nasdaq-listed company that will make it the first “pure-play” nuclear ...

Trump backs down from EU tariff threat on 'framework' Greenland deal

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Little change for rates this week, despite bout of global chaos

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Vegas resort chain to take Canadian dollars at par in bid to lure back travellers

FP West: Energy Insider: Go behind the oilpatch's closed doors in our new subscriber-exclusive newsletter. The program will ...

Lululemon founder Chip Wilson blames board for 'total operational failure' in Get Low launch

In a withering LinkedIn post on Wednesday, Wilson blamed the board for the “total operational failure” of Lululemon’s “Get ...

With small-cap stocks finally outperforming, here are the 'five Ps' to watch out for

FP West: Energy Insider: Go behind the oilpatch's closed doors in our new subscriber-exclusive newsletter. Peter Hodson: The ...

Should Canada cap credit card interest rates? One expert warns of 'chain reaction of unintended consequences'

Canadian banks set the interest rates for credit cards they offer, with rates ranging from 19.99 per cent to 22.99 per cent ...

Municipal fees on a new home in Toronto average $200,000. In Moncton? $10,000

According to Out of Reach: Unlocking Canada’s housing affordability crisis, released this week by the Standing Senate ...

Chinese tariff relief offers temporary respite for Canadian lobster exporters, but they still face deep financial pressure

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Opinion: What’s Yours is Ours, Part 1: Property rights in Canada are in decline

Do Property Rights Still Exist in British Columbia?” Yet it’s not as if Canadian governments were doing a great job of ...

The CRA could audit you for these 10 real estate issues

Jamie Golombek: CRA increased real-estate audits by 2,100 from the prior year, leading to $849 million in taxes and penalties Share your thoughts and join the conversation in the comments.