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Short-term fixed mortgages gain popularity from borrowers banking on rate cuts to come We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. Posthas...

The U.S. stock market remained stuck in a tight range, with investors waiting for clarity on whether Washington lawmakers will be able to reach a deal to avert a U.S. default. Equities saw small gains ahead of a meeting between President Joe Biden and Hous...

Investors who are putting their money in the U.S. equity markets might be underestimating the threat of a coming recession, one portfolio manager is warning. Speaking to BNN Bloomberg’s Paul Bagnell on Monday, Colin Stewart, chief executive officer and por...

Teal Linde, manager, Linde Equity Fund FOCUS: North American mid and large cap stocks MARKET OUTLOOK: Large cap growth stocks lifting the S&P500 no longer deserve premium valuations. So far in 2023, U.S. markets have broadly gained with the S&P 50...

B.C.’s Golden Triangle will be key for world's largest gold producer Get the latest from Naimul Karim straight to your inbox Sign Up British Columbia is set to become a key mining destination for Newmont Corp., as the world’s largest...

New Brunswick's Blaine Higgs making the case for Canadian LNG New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs met last week with European officials and business leaders to reinvigorate investor interest in Canadian LNG and hydrogen, after Prime Minister Jus...

Construction of a Windsor battery plant has been 'paused' in a dispute over government funding. Gabriel Friedman explains what is at stake Get the latest from Gabriel Friedman straight to your inbox Sign Up European automaker Stellant...

Global carmaker says federal government has not delivered on funding promises WINDSOR, Ont. — One of the world’s largest automakers has stopped construction on a $5-billion electric vehicle battery plant in Windsor, Ont., saying the federal gov...

Monthly gains show demand once again outpacing supply, says CREA The average price of a home sold in Canada jumped 4.3 per cent in April and is now up nearly 17 per cent since January as the country’s real estate market continued to show signs...

We need governments to focus more on encouraging private-sector employment and less on coddling their own workers The federal public servant strikes reminded Canadians that public-sector employees have a pretty good deal. On an apples-to apples...