Despite a sharp rise in oil prices tied to Middle East tensions, RBC says weaker demand and stable supply chains should limit broader inflation pressures.

The Federal Reserve said Monday it will buy about $25 billion of Treasury bills each month, a greater wind down than anticipated of a program that was meant to ease short-term funding costs by rebuilding reserves in the financial system.

Sales and construction data this week will show whether rising supply or returning buyers drive the spring market

The Bank of Canada and the country’s major banks and financial firms met Friday to discuss cybersecurity risks raised by Anthropic PBC’s latest artificial intelligence model.

Members of Quebec’s ruling party chose Christine Fréchette as the province’s next premier, months before an election that a separatist faction is favored to win. 

The Canadian economy added a modest 14,100 jobs in March, in line with economists’ expectations but marking only a partial reversal of the 109,000 positions lost in the first two months of the year.

Greater Vancouver Realtors say 2025 was the slowest year since 2009 for commercial transactions in the region, with a fall of 8.3% overall when compared with 2024.

Quebec's real estate board says Montreal-area home sales rose 2.2% on a year-over-year basis in March, ending a streak of four consecutive months of declines.

A new report says March featured the largest drop for average asking rents in Canada in nearly five years.

TD survey finds homeowners cutting spending ahead of renewals, while a cautious return of buyers begins to take shape