Economy, Law & Politics

As we await official data to assess the oil rout’s damage on the economy, this week’s release of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) March business confidence survey suggests small to medium-sized businesses are already adapting to

It might be a crime, but that doesn’t mean fraud is always a matter for the police

Canadian companies are growing increasingly concerned about the slump in oil prices, and this isn’t restricted to...

Special adviser Doug Eyford recommends tying funding to progress at negotiations table.

More fuel on the senate scandal fire as the RCMP have filed new court documents seeking information about a number of expense claims Pamela Wallin made that may not have related to senate business.

Despite posting a lower than expected trade deficit in February, analysts caution the likelihood Canada’s GDP rebounding in the near-term remains unlikely.

The president and CEO of one of Canada’s largest financial services firms has died following complications related to a health incident while racing in a triathlon in Hawaii.

Immigrants looking to enter B.C.’s workforce through a popular program that fast-tracks people through the federal immigration process will have to wait 90 days before they can send in applications once again. B.C.

While a ‘quiet pride’ is spreading to some B.C. sectors, fast-rising companies say the recruitment process is becoming too burdensome to keep their headquarters in the province

Canadian real gross domestic product dipped 0.1% in January, according to Statistics Canada data released March 31