Rising gas prices have governments, companies stepping in

Rising fuel prices due to the war in Iran have some companies and the federal government offering financial relief. For example, DoorDash Inc. on Monday said it would offer its…

Luke Schauerte: Canada has the energy — now it must deliver

The world feels it when the Strait of Hormuz tightens. I saw that firsthand in 2003 while serving in the…

Posthaste: Canada’s troubled housing market just got hit with another headwind

Canada’s beleaguered housing market just can’t catch a break. Over the past few years it has struggled under rising interest…

Glenn Copeland: Beneath the ice, Canada’s strategic future is taking shape

As Canada prepares for the next generation of its maritime defence capabilities, attention is naturally focused on the ships and…

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Senate agrees to fund DHS, except ICE and CBP, in bid to end extreme airport delays

WASHINGTON — The Senate agreed unanimously early Friday to fund the Department of Homeland Security, but without funding for immigration…

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Posthaste: Gold’s fall from grace could be worse than markets expect

Gold, last year’s market star , has been shoved to the sidelines while other commodities surge during the Iran conflict . Prices for bullion have…

Canada hits 2% NATO target but that won’t help the economy ‘anytime soon,’ economists say

Canada may have met its defence spending target, but that won’t translate into a boost in growth for its sagging economy “anytime soon,” say economists.…

Posthaste: The world’s biggest stock market is ‘geriatric.’ Should we be worried?

We all know North America’s population is greying, but so apparently is its stock market. According to Owen Lamont, economist at Acadian Asset Management, the…

Canada’s GDP edges higher, beating forecast

Canada’s economy grew 0.1 per cent in January, slightly above expectations, as goods-producing industries expanded for the second month in a row, Statistics Canada said…

AIMCo has no plans to reduce U.S. exposure despite trade tensions, CIO says

Alberta Investment Management Corp. has no plans to pull back on either private credit or investments in the United States, despite concerns about souring loans…

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