Trade tensions and a war of words have caused many Canadians to avoid travel to the US. Some are weighing whether to sell vacation homes in the US, as well.

A combined investment between the Government of Canada officials and the Government of Ontario officials, totaling $8.5 ...

Resales and new home starts slid in Canada in February, driven by economic uncertainty over an emerging trade war with the United States. Two recent reports from TD Economics show declining activity ...

Canadian Natural Resources upgraded at Scotiabank after lagging Canadian and international large-cap peers due to tariff ...

President Donald Trump on Tuesday backed off a 50% tariff on imports of Canadian steel and aluminum, ratcheting down a threat against a major U.S. trading partner on another day of whiplash for U ...

Canadians are canceling trips to the US over growing US-Canada tensions. US Airbnb host Robert Carlson tells BI a Canadian man canceled his $7,000 Palm Springs reservation. It comes as Trudeau ...

To reduce the risk for severe outcomes from RSV disease in older adults who are residents of nursing homes and other chronic care facilities, a single dose of either RSVPreF3 or RSVpreF vaccine is ...

The 'Buy Canadian' movement is growing in the face of US-Canada tensions over tariffs. The owner of the online directory 'Made in CA' says traffic has surged in recent weeks. He says it's driven ...

For decades, Canadian visitors, snowbirds and migrants ... spoke of selling their own Arizona homes. “My own family won’t come and visit me now,” Taben Hale of Phoenix said.

Former Canadian and UK central bank head Mark Carney will become the next prime minister, expected to replace Justin Trudeau this week after the governing Liberal Party elected him to be its next ...

Canadian business productivity is climbing for the first ... accelerating output ahead of tariff threats and may not have much lasting power. Toronto real estate prices climbed as a handful of sellers ...

The portion of women in C-suite positions overall at Canadian corporations sat at 6% in 2023, down from 7% in 2020, and unchanged from 2015. In real estate, the share of women in CEO roles was 9.1% in ...