Chris Hannay

TD’s entry into e-commerce builds on the bank’s long-time payment processing services, but is also a step in the blurring line between traditional and digital financial service providers

Bill C-64 is now in the legislative home stretch but leaves much of the system to be devised after it passes

Funding is set to run out for the Black Entrepreneurship Program and the Support Black Canadian Communities Initiative on March 31, 2025

Last week the federal government announced it reached a deal with credit-card giants to reduce transaction fees for small merchants will go into effect on Oct. 19

Jean-Charles Samuelian-Werve, co-founder and chief executive officer of Alan, said his company is trying to address health care challenges such as limited access to family doctors that are as prevalent in Europe as they are in Canada

Pharmacists are now helping patients access care, but their responsibilities vary widely across provinces, and Ontario Medical Association says only doctors are trained to properly diagnose patients

Analysis estimates savings to the health care system and employers from adults taking six different vaccines recommended by the National Advisory Committee on Immunization

Amy Miller was forced to transfer her prescription to an in-house pharmacy set up by her insurer, which she says harms teachers covered by the plan by taking away their choice of pharmacist

The banks have generally declined to provide information on how many loans have been extended or how many Black entrepreneurs have been helped

Mental health is becoming a priority for an industry that is grappling with an acute work-force shortage and rising costs that threaten to make the problem worse