Here are five things about how Monday's vote reshaped the political power balance in Canada.

Riel was central to the Red River and North-West resistances to assert Indigenous rights and stop the Canadian encroachment on Metis land. He was executed in 1885.

The Bank of Canada’s autumn survey of executives showed a moderate outlook for future sales along with “healthy” spending plans outside the Prairies, lower input prices and restrained expectations for inflation.

It’s been Zuckerberg overload, but none of those appearances promise to be as interesting or unscripted as what’s still to come.

Economists on average had expected an increase of 0.4 per cent for August, according to financial markets data firm Refinitiv.

Held in Riyadh, the meeting is set to attract some of Wall Street’s top dealmakers, as well as representatives from major institutional investors across the globe.

As Bitcoin becomes boring for many in the get-rich-quick crowd with volatility ebbing, trading in derivatives of the largest cryptocurrency is exploding.

McDonald’s Corp.’s critical home market lost momentum in the latest quarter amid fierce fast-food competition, even as global growth continues at a rapid clip. Shares slipped.

Hasbro Inc. reported weaker-than expected third-quarter earnings as tariffs weighed on sales growth and profitability.

Adam Neumann once bragged he wanted to become the world’s first trillionaire. Now he’s barely a billionaire.

Chinese buyers are back in the market for American soybeans after crushers in the Asian nation were granted a new round of tariff waivers, according to people familiar with the matter.

The Canadian dollar was at 76.39 cents US, building on a three-month high Monday at 76.36 cents US.

Verizon Communications Inc. will give wireless subscribers a year of free access to Walt Disney Co.’s upcoming Disney+ video service, as the streaming battle heats up against established players Netflix Inc. and Amazon.com Inc.’s Amazon Prime Video.

He will find out Tuesday evening whether he has any chance of getting his deal through Parliament — and whether he can do it ahead of his Oct. 31 deadline.