Liquidation sales at Hudson’s Bay’s remaining stores got underway this morning with a hearty showing from customers who revelled in discounts of up to 70

China exempted some U.S. imports from its 125 per cent tariffs on Friday, according to businesses, although China quickly knocked down U.S. President Donald Trump’s assertion that negotiations

With a licence plate and set of keys in hand, Jerry Chen gets into the new Toyota Highlander his family decided to purchase before U.S. President

The White House has indicated that it could lower its tariffs on China, but experts say the exact figures might not make much of a difference.

Through a fluke of timing, the federal election coincides almost perfectly with the one-year anniversary of the government-owned Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion coming online —

Canada’s united boycott of U.S. booze could result in a banner year for British Columbia’s wine industry, while also delivering a financial blow to vineyards

Whoever wins Monday’s election will have an enormous task of rebuilding the Canadian economy after years of stagnation — and in the face of an

The planned construction of a multi-billion dollar, net-zero petrochemical project near Edmonton will be delayed as chemical firm Dow Inc. looks to conserve cash amid

Here’s some candid, non-academic language to describe an unusual pattern in American markets, brought to you by a monetary-policy historian. Stocks? Down. The U.S. dollar?