OTTAWA--Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said that despite three straight rate cuts from the Bank of Canada, borrowing costs "are still contractionary" and weighing on economic activity.

Liberals surrounded themselves with progressive momentum overseas and south of the border. As they reckon with a foreboding future closer to home, this was a schmoozy check-in, complete with discreet ...

The regrettable reality is that there is almost no room for an honest debate about Canada’s role in perpetuating the ...

The latest report on inflation shows that the mortgage interest cost index is still up a staggering 18.8%, which is an ...

The return to two per cent inflation and forecasts for more interest rate cuts are being hailed as good news, but economists warn there's more to the picture.

In a bid to address Canada’s housing crisis, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland announced new ...

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland announced the rules were expanding to allow first-time homebuyers to get a ...

Canada edged closer to an early election Monday night — two ridings closer. The Liberals showed once again that they can’t ...

Lawyers representing the producers of "Russians at War" say they may pursue legal action against Ontario's public broadcaster ...

A decision by Ottawa to allow first-time homebuyers to access 30-year mortgages for resale properties may give London’s ...

The mayor of Fort Saskatchewan, Alta., has apologized after she was criticized for musing about the "old days" of managing ...

TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey said “hundreds” of threats against staff led to the festival's unprecedented decision to pull ...