Nathan Bawaan

Documents reveal that Hudson’s Bay plans to give managers more than $3 million in bonuses — while confirming there will be no severance pay for workers.

Researchers at the Centre for Future Work say fossil fuel price hikes cost Canadian households $12,000 each between 2022 and 2024.

Groups from New York and the Palm Beaches are coming north to encourage Canadians to travel stateside as Trump’s trade war threatens the U.S. tourism industry.

U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday he planned to impose a 250 per cent tariff on dairy and lumber imports from Canada by Monday or Tuesday, accusing Canada of treating U.S. dairy farmers unfairly.

Even if goods are sourced from other countries, many Canadian suppliers still rely on American trucking routes, railways and ports to transport these goods — and experts are divided on if they are subject to tariffs.

Canadians should expect to pay more for produce and some beauty products targeted by Ottawa’s counter-tariffs because they don’t have domestic alternatives.

A battle is brewing between retail workers and business groups over whether Toronto stores and malls should be able to open on six statutory holidays.

Payment processing company Moneris found that year-over-year total spending and the number of transactions in Ontario were down eight and three per cent respectively.

Canadians are cancelling travel to the U.S. after Donald Trump’s tariff threats, and even long-term, warm-weather Snowbirds are putting properties up for sale.

Donald Trump signed an order declaring the U.S. only recognize two sexes, males and females, worrying queer and trans Canadians.