Trade Disruptions

Prime Minister Mark Carney said on social media Sunday that he had a "good conversation" with Trump on the future of trade between the two countries.

"Seamless payments will make it easier to sell online in Europe, so a business owner in Manitoba or a lobster harvester in Prince Edward Island will clear customs faster, getting their products to European markets," Carney said.

Signs that economic growth stalled over the summer have some economists debating the timing of the Bank of Canada's next interest rate hike.

Loblaw's transition to smaller footprint, discount grocery stores may present competition for convenience stores.

Halloween candy sales are off to a slow start this year as consumers grapple with high living costs and eye-popping chocolate prices.

Food prices are speculated to rise with the increase in diesel prices for farmers.

Billions in federal and provincial aid target U.S. tariff fallout for Ontario’s core industries.

BMO chief economist Douglas Porter said while soaring gasoline prices are pushing inflation above the Bank of Canada's target, underlying price pressures remain relatively contained.

While much of the focus has been on rising fuel costs, it should not be forgotten that some of the largest fuel increases have been on diesel fuel.

Tesla halts Canadian orders for Chinese-made Model 3 Premium over quota limits, despite Ottawa data showing import room remains.