Gold prices have cracked $4K for the 1st time. Why it may not be good news
.Gold futures have surpassed $4000 US per ounce for the first time, with a recent spike occurring as the US government remains shutdown.
Enbridge CEO urges tanker ban end, says no company will build ‘pipeline to nowhere’
'The tanker ban is a great example of how things will have to change to allow our country to maximize its economic potential,' said Enbridge CEO Greg Ebel.
Should Ottawa raise the GST to pay down debt or fund more spending?
A group of Canadian business leaders agree with the idea of increasing the GST if the government needs to generate revenue quickly.
As U.S. government shutdown begins, Wall Street and Bay Street hit records
Wall Street got off to a rough start Wednesday as a U.S. government shutdown begins and fresh labour market data pointed to more weakness on the job front.
Minimum wage raised in 5 provinces, with Alberta now the lowest
Five provinces have raised the minimum wage in a move poised to help support workers facing affordability issues, while Alberta held firm and is now the lowest rate nationally.
Imperial Oil to cut workforce 20% by end of 2027
Calgary-based Imperial Oil had about 5,100 employees as of the end of 2024, according to a regulatory filing.
Gas prices are down. Here’s why — and could they drop more soon?
Seasonal changes mean gas prices in Canada are heading for some of the lowest prices of the year, and the removal of the consumer carbon price means even more savings.
Stock in Tylenol’s parent company rallies after Trump’s unproven claims
Tylenol's parent company, Kenvue, saw its stock price rebound in premarket trading on Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump made unfounded claims about the drug.
RCMP claim record cryptocurrency seizure of $56M in money laundering probe
The Canadian investigation into TradeOgre began in June 2024, following a tip from the European Union's policing agency Europol to the RCMP's money laundering division.
Will interest rates come down? The Bank of Canada is about to decide
The Bank of Canada is widely anticipated to cut interest rates on Wednesday after weak reports on unemployment and economic growth, as well as signs of cooling inflation.