“The Canadian economy was able to avoid a full-blown recession only due to the meteoric ascent in population growth in the ...

Could Canada's population gains from immigration in recent years be the only thing keeping the country from falling into a full-blown recession? Or are we already there, and could clamping down on ...

Canada plans to slap tariffs on a slew of US products in response to President Donald Trump's punishing trade measures that experts fear will force the country into recession.

When Mulroney and Reagan signed the deal, 75% of Canadian exports went south of the border. It is now 80%. That is not a huge ...

So does that mean a recession is inevitable? A Royal Bank of Canada report on Sunday compared the trade shocks from Trump’s tariffs to the ones caused by the Smoot-Hawley tariffs of the 1930s.

could be the most “significant trade shock” that Canada has suffered in nearly 100 years, economists say. So does that mean a recession is inevitable? A Royal Bank of Canada report on Sunday compared ...

In the Bank of Canada’s consumer survey out yesterday, almost half of Canadians expect a recession in the coming year and 58 per cent are uncertain about where the economy is heading. The sources of ...

Experts in Canadian news media have warned of cost of living and unemployment increases in the country as Trump’s and Trudeau’s tariffs take effect.

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said on Thursday a policy shift in the U.S. was causing uncertainty and President Donald ...

The hammer has fallen and Canada now faces its biggest trade shock in nearly 100 ... points to “roughly zero” in 2025 and pulling the economy into a mild recession. Canadian exports to the U.S.

Tariffs would cripple Mexican border economies that are reliant on factories churning out products for the US and likely ...

Trump’s tantrum is killing jobs, raising prices, and stifling investment. It's not a good environment for innovation.