The Canadian Press

Bank of Canada surveys suggest business and consumer inflation expectations up

Central bank says businesses’ expectations for near-term inflation have increased, and firms expect inflation to be high for longer than they did in the previous

Air Canada to slash summer flight schedule as airports face lengthy delays

Canada & World

Air Canada is cutting more than 15 per cent of its scheduled flights in July and August as airports face lengthy delays and cancellations amid

Canopy Growth to exchange C$255.4M in notes for shares and a bit of cash

Ottawa

Under the agreement with a limited number of noteholders, the Smiths Falls-based cannabis company will acquire the 4.25 per cent unsecured convertible senior notes due

From Roots to Canada Goose, Canadian retailers use collaborations to woo customers

Retail

“Collaborations let us leverage other people’s creativity by allowing them to play around with our iconic outerwearpieces.”

Canada joins international agreement to help Indigenous businesses access new markets

Canada & World

Ng paid tribute to First Nations’ businesses and said support would be offered by the government to help these companies, including those from Nunavut and

Over 22 million housing units needed by 2030 to solve affordability crisis: CMHC

Residential

Achieving housing affordability for everyone in Canada will require developers to become more productive and make full use of land holdings to build more housing,

Canada’s house price boom strongest in suburbs as gap with downtown shrinks: Study

Residential

The Bank of Canada said in a study Monday that the closure of many downtown services coupled with a desire for more living space increased

Shopify launches Twitter partnership, tap to pay offering at product showcase

Retail

At a new, semi-annual showcase called Shopify Editions on Wednesday, the Ottawa e-commerce giant laid out more than 100 product updates made over the last

Inflation skyrockets to highest level in nearly 40 years as gas prices soar

Canada & World

The agency said its consumer price index in May rose 7.7 per cent compared with a year ago, its largest increase since January 1983 when

Canadian employers willing to hire workers without direct experience, survey says

Canada & World

The research released today indicates that experience and education – once crucial to many positions – are becoming less important amid labour shortages.