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Young people are facing high unemployment rates and struggling with a challenging labour market, and the government's plan to address that includes more funding for summer job and work placement supports. But experts aren't sure that will be enough . ...

Owners of the vehicles -- which include Jeep Wranglers with model years between 2020-2025 and Jeep Grand Cherokees with model years from 2022-2026 -- are being advised to park the vehicles outside and away from structures until a remedy for the ...

Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne will deliver the new Liberal government's first budget Tuesday that will be full of what he calls "generational investments" to spur growth and help the country weather the tariff-related economic storm.

Questrade's president and CEO says the move will bring more competition to the Canadian banking landscape, which other financial technology companies have been pushing into in recent years.

Industry Minister Melanie Joly told a parliamentary committee Monday that Ottawa wants to recover some of the billions it has committed to auto manufacturer Stellantis.

Canada's economy is suffering. The Bank of Canada says interest rate cuts can only do so much. So it's passed the baton to the federal government. This week's budget can do what the central bank cannot: restructure how the Canadian economy grows.

Airlines say they are reporting more revenue from upgrades. Some passengers say that's because the economy ticket experience has become so undesirable.

Egg freezing is seen by some as a way for women to take control of their fertility. Other experts, though, fear that the fertility industry is just profiting off the tension women feel between career and family building.

As of Nov. 1, all medium- and heavy-duty trucks and parts headed to the U.S. will get a 25 per cent tariff, while buses will be levied at 10 per cent. While truck and bus making are small industries in Canada, experts say the tariffs could have a big ...

Canada's economy shrank in August against widespread expectations of no growth, Statistics Canada data showed on Friday, but an advanced estimate pointed out the economy might escape a recession in the third quarter.