Canada’s main stock index dived, then pared back some of its losses to finish trading just over two per cent lower on Tuesday ...

Premier Tony Wakeham unveiled the benefits agreement at a St. John’s hotel alongside Tore Loseth, Equinor Canada’s country ...

Oil prices settled up 4.7 per cent on Tuesday, the highest since January 2025, as U.S.-Israel battles with Iran intensified, ...

Lesley Mark, chief investment officer at Mackenzie Investments, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss the outlook on the markets.

Statistics Canada says the flow of foreign direct investment into the economy came close to a two-decade high last year, but economists caution the volume of capital entering Canada isn’t the only ...

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday the United States would cut off all trade with Spain after the European country ...

Ken Brinsden, CEO of PMET Resources, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss the potential of critical minerals and the company's ...

First, seasonality: The average performance for the S&P 500 index (SPX) is relatively flat over the May – September period ...

TSX falls more than 1,200 points as oil prices surge on Middle East tensions, sparking a global selloff and raising inflation ...

Vancouver-area home sales continued at slower pace last month compared to last year as prices also were lower.

Critical minerals are the strategic ‘cards’ Canada holds, differentiating it from the rest of the world within the emerging global order, says Canada’s energy minister.

Airstrikes on Iran rattled investors, with the TSX and Dow dropping sharply before rebounding, as oil and gas continue to spike. Mike Le Couteur has more.