Domestic travel continues upward trend as Canadians adjust summer plans to rising costs: Expedia

Rising costs and tighter budgets are reshaping how Canadians travel this summer, with many choosing destinations closer to home while still holding onto plans for long-haul trips to Europe, according…

Posthaste: Perks, not pay, needed to attract in-demand tech workers

Canadian businesses are finding it difficult to attract top talent in the technology space as workers push for more flexibility…

Metro reports higher earnings, calls out impact of ongoing strike in Quebec

Metro Inc. said the ongoing labour dispute at its Quebec operations will have an impact on its third quarter results,…

Mark Podlasly: Canada’s First Nations are owners and investors, not obstacles to development

Canada is entering a moment of enormous opportunity in energy, minerals and infrastructure — and much of that opportunity is…

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What falling wage growth says about where the U.S. economy is heading

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Lower-than-expected deficit, affordability measures take centre stage in Ottawa’s spring fiscal update 

The Liberal government’s spring fiscal update highlighted several new measures aimed at tackling affordability challenges across the country, as well as a deficit that is…

Posthaste: Canadians skip vacation time as workload, burnout piles up

Vacation time is becoming harder for Canadians to take as they grapple with workplace burnout. Almost three quarters of employees are entitled to paid time…

The $25-billion sovereign wealth fund is not enough for Canada’s investment challenges

Ottawa is pitching Canada’s “first” national sovereign wealth fund as a way to give every Canadian “a stake and the opportunity to benefit” from nation-building…

Bank of Canada holds interest rate at 2.25% amid Iran war oil price spike

The Bank of Canada held its policy interest rate at 2.25 per cent on Wednesday for the fourth consecutive time, a move widely expected by…

EQB sells $200 million limited recourse capital notes

Canada’s EQB Inc. , a bank holding company, sold $200 million of additional tier one securities on Monday, according to people with knowledge of the…

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