While officials, led by Governor Mark Carney, said they still see the need for interest-rate hikes in coming years if their forecasts bear out, they also acknowledged that investors are taking a different view than the bank's assumption of a smooth Brexit.

Fed fallout is still rippling through the market this morning, with the U.S. dollar sagging against its major counterparts, gold ripping toward US$1,400/ounce, and stocks moving higher across the globe.

The Ottawa-based tech company, which provides online sales platforms, says the network of centres will help qualifying U.S. merchants lower shipping costs and ensure timely deliveries.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says his climate plan will be "Canada's best chance" to hit its targets under the Paris climate-change agreement and that it can happen without a carbon tax.

A new space opens every 13 days in Toronto, compared with every five days in London and 7.5 days in New York, according to research by CoworkingResources.

Lululemon Athletica has quietly closed its men’s standalone stores in New York City and Toronto even as it plans to more than double its men’s business in the next five years.

President Donald Trump has already given the global economy trade wars. Now there are signs he may be gearing up for a currency war, too.

Google workers, shareholders and activists used the annual meeting of parent Alphabet Inc. to protest a range of issues, including contractor rights and the tech giant’s business in China.

Top picks from Greg Newman, director and portfolio manager at Scotia Wealth Management.

The CEO of the Crown corporation building the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion says shovels could be in the ground by September following cabinet approval Tuesday of the long-delayed project.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is investigating allegations that Google’s YouTube violated rules about collecting data on and advertising to children, according to a person familiar with the matter.