Craig Lord

U.S. President Donald Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs are coming in a month. Some auto experts are advising Canadian consumers to accelerate their car-buying plans in response.

Canada's food service sector is expecting a $1.5-billion boost from the tax 'holiday' and Restaurants Canada is pushing to make the two-month break permanent.

Wondering how much you'll need to spend to find a long-term partner? A BMO survey crunched the numbers on the average cost per date in modern relationships.

Coffee prices have surged in the past year on international markets. Here's why drought, a weak loonie and Donald Trump's tariff threats are putting a 'pinch' on your cup of joe.

'The threat of upcoming U.S. tariffs and political changes in Canada have installed a lot of fog in front of the windshield,' said CFIB's chief economist.

The quarter-point reduction marks a step down from the Bank of Canada’s moves to cut by an oversized 50 basis points in its two previous decisions.

The shock to financial markets came from China, where DeepSeek said it had developed a large language model that can compete with U.S. giants but at a fraction of the cost.

The Bank of Canada will contend with a looming hit to Canada's economy from Donald Trump's threatened tariffs as it prepares for an interest rate decision this year.

There's been one word on the lips of Canadian and U.S. officials for months: tariff. But what is a tariff, and what do Donald Trump's threats really mean for Canada?

While looming tariffs on Canada have captured the spotlight since Donald Trump's re-election, experts warn a trade war with China could cost Canadians, including in dollar stores.