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If you want your payment to follow rates lower, you need an ARM. Robert McLister tells you how to shop for oneLike kids waiting for Santa Claus, floating-rate mortgagors have waited months for the Bank of Canada to deliver savings. Instead, the central bank...

Robert McLister: Three-year fixed mortgages are where it's at for savvy homeowners looking to maintain flexibilityThe lowest nationally advertised fixed rates fell again this week, right in time for the bustling spring housing market. We apologize, bu...

Corporate tax hike may be needed to keep deficit growth in check amid new government spendingFinance Minister Chrystia Freeland’s upcoming budget has some in Canada’s business community concerned there will be tax increases to offset new government spending....

Wall Street traders breathed a sigh of relief, with Jerome Powell once again signaling that while a strong economy will keep officials on hold for now, he expects the Federal Reserve to cut rates this year. Stocks and bonds rose as investors took his remar...

Almost 100 top Canadian business leaders have signed an open letter to Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland and her provincial counterparts, urging them to change investment rules for pension funds to “encourage them to invest in Canada.”  The letter, publis...

Paul Harris, partner and portfolio manager, Harris Douglas Asset Management FOCUS: North American and global stocks  MARKET OUTLOOK: We think that central banks should maintain higher rates until inflation is in line with the target of two per cent...

Eliminates undisclosed number of positions, mostly in Calgary and HoustonCALGARY — TC Energy Corp. has cut an unspecified number of jobs, primarily in Calgary and Houston, the pipeline company confirmed Wednesday. We apologize, but this video has fail...

Rates unlikely to come down as fast as they went up, says governor Get the latest from Barbara Shecter straight to your inbox Sign Up The Bank of Canada held its key overnight interest rate at five per cent Wednesday, with governor Tiff Macklem declar...

Central bank's statement strengthens view that first interest rate cut will come in JuneThe Bank of Canada held its benchmark lending rate at five per cent on Wednesday and gave little away in its official statement for when it might be ready to start cuttin...

Stocks came under pressure as a trio of tech heavyweights slid, with traders wading through mixed economic data in the run-up to Jerome Powell’s testimony to Congress. Equities lost traction after a rally that has spurred concern about sky-high valuations...