The Canadian Press

Canada has highest household debt level in G7: CMHC deputy chief economist

Canada has the highest level of household debt in the G7, making its economy vulnerable to a global economic crisis.

Tech, sustainability key to attracting young talent to an evolving agriculture sector

As Canada's farmers age, industry insiders say a focus on technology and sustainability is key to attracting younger generations to the agriculture sector.

Canadian Olympic sprinter Donovan Bailey joins Neko Sparks bid to buy Senators

Former Canadian Olympic sprinter Donovan Bailey is joining the bid led by Los Angeles-based producer Neko Sparks to buy the NHL's Ottawa Senators, the 55-year-old announced on Twitter.

Feds finalize Visa, Mastercard agreements lowering fees for small businesses

The federal government says it has finalized agreements with Visa and Mastercard that will lower transaction fees for small businesses.

Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation endorses Sparks’ bid for Ottawa Senators

A Quebec First Nation community has confirmed it is endorsing one of the bidders involved in the sale of the Ottawa Senators.

Annual inflation rate edged up in April, raises chances of higher interest rates

Statistics Canada said Tuesday the annual pace of inflation rose in April for the first time since it peaked in June last year.

April’s national home sales up 11.3% from March: CREA

National home sales jumped by 11.3 per cent between March and April as the real estate market picked up again, but supply remained at a 20 year-low, the Canadian Real Estate Association said Monday.

Canopy to refile financial results after finding BioSteel ‘material misstatements’

Canopy Growth Corp. says it will refile three of its past quarterly financial statements after uncovering "material misstatements" linked to its BioSteel business.

‘BlackBerry’ pockets rave reviews as tech leaders say phone story doesn’t ring true

"BlackBerry" director Matt Johnson is enjoying the controversy simmering around his latest film.

Inflation likely slowed again in April, but economists say wage growth a top concern

Canadians' wages are finally growing faster than prices as inflation continues to ease, but that isn't necessarily good news for economists.

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