Why is the Bank of Canada's June rate decision risky?
OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada faces a tough choice this week: cut rates to support a slowing economy or hold them at current levels to contain inflat
Carney: No municipal finance reform plan yet
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said the federal government will not be revising the system of financing cities and municipalities in the near
Canada inflation eases to 1.7% in April, boosted by carbon tax repeal and lower energy prices
According to Statistics Canada, inflation was 1.7% in April, down from 2.3% in March.
Canada's Finance Minister: No Annual Budget
OTTAWA — Canada’s new Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said Wednesday that the Liberal government will not present a full annual budget
Air Force General: Canada Should Reconsider F-35 Purchase Due to US Threats
Retired Canadian Air Force General Yvan Blondin, who previously advocated for the purchase of American F-35 fighter jets, now advises against the d
Pavel Durov was allowed to leave France - the TON cryptocurrency rate has risen sharply
TON Cryptocurrency Price Soars Nearly 17% Amid Reports That Pavel Durov Has Received Permission to Leave France
The Canadian army wants to buy American missile systems - bypassing an open competition.
The Canadian Armed Forces have offered the government a contract to purchase American-made Lockheed Martin HIMARS missile systems, despite strained
Bank of Canada cuts rates again amid US trade uncertainty
The Bank of Canada's decision to cut its interest rate to 2.75% on March 12 was the seventh cut in a row in recent memory.
Canada delays second round of countertariffs after Trump concession
Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc said Ottawa was temporarily suspending the second round of tariffs on U.S.
Canada's Response to U.S. Tariffs: Measures to Support Businesses and Working Canadians
After US President Donald Trump imposed 25% tariffs on most Canadian goods and 10% on energy, the Canadian government and provinc