Every week now for more than a month, cabinet ministers have been appearing in front of cameras on Parliament Hill in an effort to convince Canadians that the Liberal government has the housing crisis in hand.

With the expectation that we are either close to or at peak rates, there are plenty of reasons why investors can look at the bond market again.

Spending more than two hours a day in meetings can hurt productivity, a new survey found, putting a ceiling on an element of the daily grind that many workers have come to dread.

The federal government says it has finalized deals with credit card giants Mastercard and Visa to lower transaction fees in a move designed to help Canadian small businesses.

Canada's main stock index posted a small loss Tuesday, weighed down by energy and metals, while U.S. markets were mixed.

Greater Toronto home sales fell six per cent last month compared with November 2022 despite an influx in new listings, as high borrowing costs and uncertain economic conditions persisted.

The president of a housing co-operative currently fundraising to build its first residence says the living model can help alleviate Canada’s housing affordability crisis.

​A Texas oil heir’s quest to make Dallas a hub for biotech is showing signs of paying off, potentially paving the way for scientific discoveries ranging from reviving the woolly mammoth to treatments for cancer.

Santa is hearing Christmas wishes from children at malls adorned in holiday regalia, stores are teeming with eggnog and gingerbread treats and a barrage of marketing campaigns are promising the perfect gift is just one credit card swipe away.

AltaGas Ltd. is raising its dividend as it says it expects its earnings to grow next year, helped by its core operations.

The Manitoba government's deficit has shot up sharply, due to a combination of higher spending and lower revenues.

For anyone facing spiralling debt and a falling credit rating, a debt relief consultant's picture-perfect solution could bring a glimmer of hope. But experts say if their promises seem too good to be true, they probably are.