OTTAWA, July 21 (Reuters) - Canadian businesses see less chance of a worst-case tariffs scenario but remain cautious and are ...

Canadians say they’re ramping up their boycott of US travel and products in response to US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, ...

Most business owners are feeling less pessimistic about a potential recession than earlier this year, but still say they're feeling 'subdued.' ...

Expectations for further interest rate cuts this year from the Bank of Canada are slowly evaporating. Economists at two of ...

Bank of Canada says inflation expectations among businesses are easing as weak demand and competition keeps companies from ...

Bank of Canada reports say tariff-related uncertainty continued to put a damper on business and consumer sentiment in Q2, but ...

The surveys, conducted in late April and May, captured the sour mood across Canada as President Donald Trump rolled out waves ...

In the first quarterly reports since the Bank of Canada paused rate cuts in April, businesses and consumers appear to have adopted policymakers’ cautious stance amid rapidly changing tariff and trade ...

A Calgary area structure plan proposes up to 7,300 new homes and 5,700 jobs on 578 acres of land between Harvest Hills ...

The only thing central banks fear more than a bout of inflation is an era of fiscal dominance. This is one in which governments’ budgetary needs begin to dictate monetary policy outcomes, either ...

Near-term inflation expectations among businesses fell back to levels observed at the end of 2024, the Bank reported. Firms cited tariffs as the primary contributor to input price growth, but also ...