The Government of Canada is implementing the new Buy Canadian Policy, which fundamentally changes how the federal government purchases goods and services.

OTTAWA (Reuters) -Canada's GDP contracted in August against a consensus estimate of flat growth, data showed on Friday, and an advance estimate suggested the economy might escape a recession in the ...

Canada’s trade picture, while muddied by missing data due to U.S. government shutdowns, shows the country’s exports remain a long way from recovery.

The Bank of Canada held its key policy rate steady at 2.25% on Wednesday as widely expected, and Governor Tiff Macklem said ...

OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's economy contracted more than expected in November as activity across a majority of sectors shrank due to work stoppages in inland transportation and at ports, Statistics ...

Canada will invest about $1.7 billion ($1.2 billion in U.S. dollars) in four programs meant to attract a thousand leading ...

OTTAWA--Canada's economy ended 2024 on an encouraging note, offering a positive hand-off for the new year just as the country braces for the possible shock of tariffs. After the economy in November ...

As businesses on both sides of the U.S. border rushed to increase inventories in anticipation of impending tariffs, export-driven momentum helped Canada’s economy grow in the first quarter.

OTTAWA--Canada's economy showed signs of stalling after notching the strongest growth in months at the start of the year, a possible early sign that an erosion in household and business confidence ...

OTTAWA—Canada’s economy may have contracted last month for the first time this year but growth has nevertheless picked up this quarter, supporting the central bank’s pivot to a more gradual pace of ...

OTTAWA—Signs that Canada’s economy stalled again last month has growth this quarter tracking below the central bank’s target and leaves open the possibility of even deeper cuts in interest rates.

Gov. Tiff Macklem acknowledged positive developments but said challenges remain and growth is expected to be ‘fairly modest’.