Mortgage insurers say recent federal policy changes are giving first-time buyers more purchasing power, even as broader housing market conditions remain uneven.

Vancouver-area home sales continued at slower pace last month compared to last year as prices were also lower.

The Canadian economy ended the year on a softer note as a sharp decline in business inventories drove down real gross domestic product by an annualized 0.6% in the fourth quarter.

Alberta, Canada’s main oil-producing province, is projecting its budget deficit will more than double in the coming fiscal year after softer crude prices coincided with a surge in population to strain public finances.

After launching in Ottawa, the seven-city tour moves to Toronto on March 3, where themes will include renewal strategy and the evolving risk and regulatory landscape.

Royal Bank of Canada and Toronto-Dominion Bank both topped analysts’ estimates on strong results across retail banking, capital markets and other business lines, capping a quarter in which all of Canada’s big lenders beat forecasts on broad-based rev...

CIBC topped estimates on better-than-expected results in its capital-markets business and across all of its operations, continuing a streak of growth boosted by solid margins.

Foreign direct investment into Canada jumped in the fourth quarter, pushing yearly inflows to the highest level in 18 years.

A new report says commercial real estate activity is expected to pick up this year in part due to return-to-office mandates, however momentum within the industrial sector has softened amid ongoing trade disruptions.

A new analysis from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. shows housing affordability challenges have eased in recent years but still remain at historic highs, and have even spread to other major cities.