Treasuries extended a nascent rally Tuesday as oil prices retreated from multiyear highs, allaying concern about inflationary outcomes resulting from the US war in Iran.

The federal and Ontario governments say they'll match billions of dollars in local infrastructure spending to help cities cut costly development fees and get more homes built.

Ontario is proposing to dramatically increase fines for fare evasion on GO Transit, allow rideshare services in some northern communities, and ban municipalities from requiring EV charging stations and other outdoor features as part of development st...

Ontario's housing start projections have been revised downward once again in the province's budget, putting the government even farther off track from building 1.5 million homes over 10 years — a target to which the ministers in charge say they pay n...

Markets see the Bank of Canada hiking interest rates more aggressively this year amid surging oil prices and hawkish messaging from peer central banks. 

As tighter immigration policies bring population growth to a halt, more than half of Canadians say the country should allow even fewer new immigrants and temporary residents in 2027 compared to this year. 

In an in-depth interview, Ellis explains why he’s leaving as the company enters a new phase of growth and technological change

Canadian retail sales kept rising ahead of an oil price shock that may divert spending away from non-essential items.

A new DBRS report suggests the acquisition could strengthen the combined lender’s credit profile, while shifting its mortgage mix and putting pressure on profitability.

The new head of Bank of Montreal’s U.S. operations is ramping up growth plans for the Canadian banking giant south of the border, hiring bankers, opening and revamping branches, and building out its wealth-advisement business.