Canada’s economy kept growing at the start of this year, defying expectations of a stall and eventual technical recession in the face of the highest interest rates in 15 years.

​Canada's main stock index was up nearly 200 points in late-morning trading as strength in the technology sector helped lead stocks higher, while U.S. stock markets also gained ground.

The Liberal government's controversial online-streaming bill is one step closer to passing after the House of Commons approved most of the Senate's amendments to the proposed legislation.

Amid widespread affordability concerns in Canada’s housing market, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) announced a series of amendments to its foreign buyer ban.

The publisher of the Toronto Star is calling on Canadian companies to dedicate at least 20 per cent of their advertising budgets to local media.

​Oil headed for a weekly surge of about seven per cent as an ongoing disruption to Iraqi exports tightened the market ahead of U.S. inflation data.

U.S. equities edged higher after a key measure of U.S. inflation cooled last month by more than expected and consumer spending stabilized, suggesting the Federal Reserve may be close to ending its rate-hiking campaign. The dollar pared an advance.

​The federal government is giving the green light to Rogers Communications' $20-billion takeover of Shaw Communications, bringing a two-year saga to seal the deal on one of the largest Canadian acquisitions ever to a close.

Flair Airlines said this week that it has reimbursed almost all 1,900 passengers whose flights were cancelled after the seizure of four of the carrier's planes earlier this month, but some customers say they are owed more money — while others say no refunds have come through at all.