Mid-year Canadian auto sales hit 1M mark for first time
Despite slumping passenger car sales, for the first time more than one million new vehicles have been sold in Canada by the midway mark of
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Canadian IPO market recovering after dismal 2016: PwC report
PwC says the initial public offering market in Canada has bounced back, posting a steady recovery through the first half of the year after a
Soggy grounds and sticky heat don’t stop revellers at Canada 150 bash in Ottawa
Paper Maple Leaf flags soaked by an early morning downpour quickly turned into makeshift fans to ward off sticky afternoon warmth Saturday as thousands of
Rosy economic data, central bank survey back expectations of interest rate hike
Sturdy economic growth and a central bank survey showing renewed business optimism reinforced expectations that Canada’s first interest rate hike since 2010 could be less
Five Canadian business stories to watch this week
Trading hours: North American markets will likely be quieter than usual because of national holidays. The Toronto Stock Exchange was closed Monday for Canada Day,
Shopify sees big uptick in U.S. job applicants after Trump’s election: Lütke
It’s a great time for Canadian startups to attract top talent from south of the border as the U.S. government is creating an unwelcoming environment,
Ontario proposes banning real estate agents from representing seller and buyer
Ontario is proposing banning the practice of double ending, in which a real estate agent represents both a buyer and a seller in a transaction.
Rate hike expectations, loonie rise as Poloz reiterates cuts have done their job
With the Bank of Canada nearing its next policy decision, expectations of an interest-rate hike increased Wednesday after governor Stephen Poloz reiterated that his 2015
Trudeau says no security risks in Chinese takeover of Canadian satellite firm
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sought Tuesday to assuage public fears and political complaints that the Liberal government’s decision to allow the Chinese takeover of a
The Beer Store launches home delivery pilot project in Ottawa
Beer drinkers in two Ontario communities can now have their brew of choice brought straight to their door. The Beer Store announced Tuesday that home delivery is now available
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