Trade Disruptions

While slow supply chains inflate the cost of coffee, tea, and tropical fruit for Canadians, Northern retailers face even greater delays and expenses.

Iran says it has reopened the Strait of Hormuz to commercial traffic, but a University of British Columbia economist says it could be a while before any calm returns to rattled global oil markets.

Some convenience and fuel industries might find financial relief, as shippers look for flexibility — and a way to work around U.S. tariffs.

High diesel prices continue to ripple through the economy and put pressure on consumers even as a shaky ceasefire in the Middle East offers a hint of relief to global commodities.

However, Canada-U.S. Trade Minister LeBlanc has said that conversations with his American counterparts have been productive since resuming last month.

Farm Credit Canada predicts modest sales growth for 2026, but weak demand will challenge the sector in the year ahead.

Market research reveals that 30% of Canadians want an EV but cite issues like price, resale volatility and high insurance rates as barriers. Here’s ways to make your forecourt take the sting out of the cost.

Empire Co. is starting to remove some signage meant to highlight Canadian products from its store shelves.