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'Swift-e-nomics was poppin’, local shops did glory, despite high ticket prices, 'twas a Love Story'

The recent fall of the Canadian dollar and its impact on inflation were also considered by policy makers

One forecaster, however, thinks the chances of a pause in January have risen

MacKay: 'Christmas came early for the opposition party, that's for sure'

Spent weeks in isolation as part of cancer treatment

Early estimate for November shows GDP shrinking for first time this year

Official assessment puts the percentage closer to 20% to 25% if the province leaves the national plan

Economists see an unexpected strength on the horizon

Martin Pelletier: We are all shareholders in this country. It's time we start investing for a better future

Canada’s automobile executives are anxiously waiting to see if Donald Trump makes good on threats to impose 25 per cent tariffs on all Canadian imports after he assumes his second term as United States president in January. Read More

Interest rates, at the top end of policymakers' neutral range, still have a ways to fall, say economists

Lloyd Smith, 64, likes being alone with his balsam fir and pine, so it’s no wonder he’s been in the business of growing Christmas trees for the past five decades. Read More

Despite moving to Canada from India in 2018 as an international student and receiving a work permit upon graduating two years later, Dinesh* lives in Ontario today as a visitor even though that was obviously not the original plan. Read More

So long Santa rally. Read More

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about how upheaval in the federal government with the resignation of Chrystia Freeland has set Canada back at a critical time. Read More

Rebekah Young, vice president and head of inclusion and resilience economics at the Bank of Nova Scotia, talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about what’s in the federal government’s Fall Economic Statement. Read More

Concerns about the rising cost of living and a looming recession have many Canadians looking to clamp down on their spending habits after the holidays. Read More

The holidays are usually the time Canadians wind down from work to connect with loved ones and enjoy the festivities. Some Canadian immigrants, however, face barriers that make such activities hard to do. Read More

Temporary foreign workers who apply to become permanent residents through Canada’s immigration system will no longer get additional points if they have a job offer that’s supported by a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), Immigration Minister Marc Miller said on Tuesday. Read More

The Quebec government has adopted regulations banning the sale of most new gasoline-powered vehicles as of 2035. Read More