The government has launched a review of regulations just a few days after Michael Sabia became clerk of the Privy Council.

Why is the Prime Minister still trying to negotiate a trade and security agreement with a capricious authoritarian?

WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday he will impose a 50% tariff on copper imports — but hasn’t said yet ...

Public sector union leaders met with government officials on Tuesday as they raised concerns that the Liberal ...

Michael Sabia, the new clerk of the Privy Council, officially began his tenure this week concentrated on three words: focus, ...

Canada's main stock index opened higher on Tuesday, boosted by gains in technology shares, while investors assessed U.S.

The Liberal government wants to find at least $21.5 billion in annual savings from the federal budget by 2028, according to a ...

Baystreet.ca - Equities in Toronto ran out of steam Tuesday, amid uncertainty over U.S. President Trump’s timing and severity of tariffs being slapped on countries far and near. Bombardier ...

The federal government’s annual program spending is projected to be more than $500 billion during the current fiscal year ...

The TSX Venture Exchange recovered 2.4 points to finish Monday at 757.62. Stock futures were little changed early Tuesday, as traders tried to recover from a selloff sparked by new trade announcements ...

Canadian government plans significant spending cuts. Ministers must identify savings proposals. These cuts will affect ...

Asia Market Update: Trump follows through on higher tariff threats (ex-EU), also affirmed deadline delay [from yesterday], Asia equities take in stride; RBA surprises by holding rates; RBNZ rate ...