$70B Anglo-Teck merger faces Ottawa review, shareholders react positively
Ottawa examines the $70B Anglo-Teck merger, as both companies’ shares jump and investors show strong support.
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Cash vs. stock: MEG shareholders face stark choice in takeover battle
The oilsands takeover fight intensifies as MEG investors prepare to choose between short-term payout and long-term equity gains.
“Generation screwed”? Youth job market shows signs of crisis
Canada’s youth jobless rate has surged to near-recession levels. Experts say gig work, AI, and immigration are reshaping the...
Nvidia beats revenue expectations in Q2, but fears of a tech bubble persist
The tech giant beat Wall Street’s earnings expectations, but its share price slipped in extended trading.
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Filing a complaint about the Air Canada strike? Expect a long wait
Customers lodging a complaint with the Canadian Transportation Agency are in for lengthy delays. Here’s how much time a...
Renting vs. buying: Which is the better option?
Experts are (still) divided over who's better off financially: renters or home owners. Find out why, plus where you...
Inflation fell to 1.7% in July
Economists found encouraging signs in the latest inflation numbers, but are they enough for the Bank of Canada to...
1.4 million Canadians missed a credit payment in second quarter
Fewer people missed a credit payment than in 2025’s first quarter, but the financial strain continues for many—especially younger...
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Cash use in Canada remains steady as digital payments grow
Despite growth in digital payments, Canadians continue to carry and use cash regularly, new Bank of Canada data shows.