Economy, Law & Politics

Millennials are digitally adept investors. They're comfortable with computer research to guide their decisions.

The Canadian Federation of Law Societies claims tax changes threaten unreasonable search and seizure protections, freedom from restraint and protection of solicitor-client privilege.

TORONTO — The federal government is demanding major Canadian grocers come up with a plan to stabilize prices, drawing pushback from the food industry.

WASHINGTON — A bipartisan duo of U.S. senators is leading a growing push to open up the continent's "gold standard" trade agreement to include parts of Latin America in order to build a better bulwark against China's geopolitical might.

LONDON, Ont.

UN representative has urged authorities to do more to protect workers and help them become permanent residents of Canada

TORONTO — Equifax Canada says credit card balances hit an all-time high of $107.4 billion in the second quarter of 2023, in a sign financial stress continued to build in the face of inflation and rising interest rates.

The province said it expects the $270-million building to be substantially completed in the fall of 2025 and open to the public in 2026