May 18
Motorists in many parts of Canada are expected to see rising gasoline prices as they fire up their vehicles for road adventures on the Victoria Day long weekend.
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The Takeaway with Amanda Lang
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1:17Amanda Lang: Inflation headline numbers don't tell the whole story
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1:20Amanda Lang: CPPIB managers not taking anything for granted after posting 11.6% return
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1:26Amanda Lang: Will taxpayers think the Trans Mountain backstop is justified?
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1:21Amanda Lang: Regulations may have driven housing prices higher
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1:38Amanda Lang: Marijuana valuations continue to resemble the dot-com bubble
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1:12Amanda Lang: Magna worried about the high cost of doing business in Canada
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May 18
2:10The Week Ahead: Canadian bank earnings kick off
BNN Bloomberg sets up the week ahead with what investors need to know.
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May 18
Canadian retail sales post strongest gain in five months on autos
Canadian retailers recorded their largest sales gain in five months in March, as the nation’s households continued their car buying binge.
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May 17
2:32U.S.'s Lighthizer says NAFTA deal 'nowhere near close'
The U.S. has issued a statement that appears to douse hopes an agreement might be just a few minor adjustments away.
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Trump's Tariffs
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5:39Trump's grossly mismanaged trade policy. There's no strategy: Former ambassador Heyman
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4:20Morneau 'cautiously optimistic' as NAFTA negotiations continue
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9:35Rona Ambrose: Trade talks moving forward despite tariff threat
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6:13What's driving aluminum to highest levels since 2011
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6:10Russian and Chinese markets seeing turbulence on trade uncertainty
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6:11China's Xi vows to open economy and cut tariffs
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May 17
3:24China said to offer Trump US$200B cut in trade deficit
China has offered President Donald Trump a US$200 billion reduction in its annual trade surplus with the U.S. by increasing imports of American products and other steps, said a Trump administration official.
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May 17
4:36NAFTA deadline arrives with little prospect for an agreement
House Speaker Paul Ryan warned a new Nafta deal had to be completed by Thursday, but Donald Trump’s trade chief told lawmakers he expects that deadline will not be met.
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May 17
Quebec rejects restaurateurs' request to add tip-pooling to labour code
The Quebec government is nixing a proposal by restaurant owners to have a tip-pooling clause added to the province's labour code to address a considerable wage gap among their employees.
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NAFTA Negotiations
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Morgan Stanley says NAFTA risks still lie mostly in Mexican Peso
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3:26
The Daily Chase: U.S. strikes down NAFTA optimism; TSX rides 10-day winning streak
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2:32
U.S.'s Lighthizer says NAFTA deal 'nowhere near close'
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4:36
NAFTA deadline arrives with little prospect for an agreement
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Trudeau visits U.S. to sell trade as NAFTA deadline looms
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5:58Trudeau to Trump: NAFTA deal can be done right now, if you want it
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NAFTA deal would be test of Trump trade cooperation, Kudlow says
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6:26U.S. says big NAFTA issues unresolved with 'deadline' looming
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8:00‘A dramatically-changed world’: Charles Bronfman on NAFTA, cannabis, and today’s business climate
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6:26NAFTA negotiators set to miss May 17 target without deal
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