Prices are rising and many Canadians are taking on more debt to keep up, while a new study shows government debt has also climbed sharply […]
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Ontario city records highest mortgage delinquency rate in Canada
New data from Equifax shows mortgage delinquency rates are rising across Ontario, with missed mortgage payments increasing 52 per cent in the first quarter of […]
Tim Hortons says it will hire 10,000 local workers while reducing its reliance on temporary foreign employees.
Tim Hortons says it plans to hire around 10,000 local workers and reduce its use of the temporary foreign worker program. The company says it […]
Tim Hortons doubles down on Canadian identity as coffee chain rivalry heats up
Tim Hortons says restaurant owners across Canada are investing $400 million this year to build and renovate locations. The plan includes 80 new restaurants and […]
Inflation climbed to 2.8% in April as rising oil costs continued to push fuel prices higher.
Canada’s inflation rate rose to 2.8 per cent in April as higher oil prices linked to the war in Iran pushed fuel costs up, according […]
Big Retail Chains Shutting Down Across Canada
One of Canada’s largest home appliance retailers is shutting down permanently. Coast Appliances has started a going-out-of-business sale at all 17 of its Canadian stores, […]
Ottawa, Alberta close to agreement on carbon price increase to $130 per tonne by 2040
The federal and Alberta governments are close to reaching a deal on industrial carbon pricing, a key policy meant to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Under […]
Recall issued for products sold on Amazon that are prohibited in Canada.
Health Canada is warning Canadians about several infant self-feeding devices sold on Amazon that are banned in the country because they can pose serious choking […]
Chocolate bars distributed across Canada have been recalled.
Certain chocolate bars are being recalled in Canada due to a labeling issue. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says the ZoRaw 72% Cacao No Sugar […]
The federal government has unveiled a new $1 billion loan program aimed at supporting steel and aluminum companies impacted by tariffs imposed by former U.S. president Donald Trump.
The federal government is introducing a $1 billion loan program to help steel, aluminum and copper businesses affected by tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump. […]