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August 1, 2026
Trump's timber and forced labour tariffs take their toll: FP Explains
FP Video looks at Trump's new tariffs, Interfor's decision to move offices to Georgia and a potential WestJet strike. Watch now
Financial Post
July 31, 2026
Canada's GDP beats expectations as rebound gathers steam
Canada's GDP grew by 0.3% in May, continuing a strong start to the second quarter as the economy grew more than expected. Read more
Financial Post
July 31, 2026
Posthaste: Looking for a job? You may soon be in luck
Nearly 60% of Canadian businesses plan to increase their number of permanent positions before the end of the year, finds survey. Read more
Financial Post
July 31, 2026
Alimentation Couche-Tard expands in Europe with US$8.7 billion Polish deal
Alimentation Couche-Tard agreed to buy Polish retailer Żabka Group for about US$8.7 billion, expanding its European footprint. Read more.
Financial Post
July 30, 2026
Employers are trimming obesity drug benefits for workers, Cigna says
The weight-loss drug boom is beginning to show signs of a slowdown as employers and insurers pull back on coverage. Find out more here
Financial Post
July 30, 2026
UEFA votes to boycott World Cup in protest to FIFA selloff
UEFA’s members will boycott FIFA tournaments if Gianni Infantino proceeds with plans to sell World Cup stakes to private investors. Read on
Financial Post
July 30, 2026
U.S. GDP growth softens despite strong consumer, investment
The U.S. economy grew at a weaker-than-expected pace in Q2, though consumer spending and investment signalled underlying strength. Read here
Financial Post
July 30, 2026
Loblaw revenue, food sales climb amid expansion
Loblaw Cos. reported a total revenue of $15.27 billion in the second quarter, up 4.1% from the same period last year. Read more.
Financial Post
July 30, 2026
Posthaste: Want to fix Canada's productivity problem? It could cost a 'staggering' $7.6 trillion
Economist says tackling lagging productivity will take a scale of investment that Canada has not mustered in decades. Read more
Financial Post
July 30, 2026
Bailey plays down rate hikes after Bank of England holds again
The Bank of England kept interest rates steady at 3.75%, with Governor Andrew Bailey insisting they're not getting closer to a hike. Read on
Financial Post
July 30, 2026
Bond yields at 19-year high send Warsh credibility warning
For all of U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh’s tough talk about taming inflation, he’s not rushing fast enough. Read more.
Financial Post
July 29, 2026
Ksi Lisims signs second deal to supply Germany with LNG
Ksi Lisims has reached an agreement to sell up to two million tonnes of LNG per year for 20 years to German utility company Uniper.
Financial Post
July 29, 2026
Ford deal sets stage for tougher labour talks with GM, Stellantis
Industry observers say future investment commitments could prove harder to secure from the remaining automakers.
Financial Post
July 29, 2026
Bank of Canada expects economic rebound, decelerating inflation rate but risks remain
U.S. trade war and conflict in Middle East remain top risks for the Canadian economy. Find out more here
Financial Post
July 29, 2026
U.S. Federal Reserve holds rates steady with three dissenters calling for hike
The Fed held interest rates steady, with surging inflation from the Iran war prompting three policymakers to call for a hike. Read more
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July 29, 2026
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July 29, 2026
Carney draws Fink, Gray to exclusive investing summit in Toronto
Mark Carney convenes a prestigious investment forum in Toronto, attracting top institutional leaders including Blackstone's Jon Gray and Bla...
Financial Post
July 29, 2026
Alberta-based retailer hit by Canadians drinking less booze, smoking less weed
Canadians eased off booze and cannabis this spring, hitting an Alberta-based retailer with falling sales and a nearly $8-million loss.
Financial Post
July 29, 2026
New York City offers discount to attract Canadians back
New York City is offering discounts to tourism and hospitality businesses as it looks to attract Canadian tourists back to the city. Read on
Financial Post
July 29, 2026
Billionaire Larry Tanenbaum bets big on women's sports after MLSE exit
The 81-year-old Canadian mogul Larry Tanenbaum is cashing out on MSLE and concentrating on his next big bet: women’s basketball. Read here
Financial Post
July 29, 2026
Posthaste: Confident you can detect fraud? That may put you at risk
Canadians are growing increasingly confident in their ability to detect fraud, but their hubris may put them at risk, says TD. Read on.
Financial Post
July 28, 2026
Netflix tax to be cut in Canada though streamers still face levy
Mark Carney’s government plans to scrap a levy on entertainment companies after pushback from U.S. officials and movie studios. Read here
Financial Post
July 28, 2026
TD warns U.S. dollar set to drop as market misprices Fed rate risk
The U.S. dollar will weaken if the Federal Reserve leaves interest rates unchanged this week, according to TD Securities. Find out more here
Financial Post
July 28, 2026
Alberta is all in on AI data centres. A new poll suggests the public isn't
Albertans don’t appear to be sold on data centres, and they aren’t overwhelmingly skeptical either, a new Leger survey suggests.
Financial Post
July 28, 2026
Tim Hortons launches Harry Potter menu to celebrate film's 25th anniversary
Tim Hortons is launching a Harry Potter menu next month to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the first film of the franchise. Read more
Financial Post
July 28, 2026
Posthaste: Why markets are betting the Bank of Canada hikes rates more than its peers next year
Bank of Canada could hike interest rates more than any central bank next year, according to market bets. Find out more
Financial Post
July 28, 2026
Israel was Canada's first free-trade partner outside North America. It's time to rekindle that relationship
When it comes to defence and AI, Israel has the technical capabilities that Canada needs now, writes Howard Fremeth. Read more.
Financial Post
July 27, 2026
Vancouver approves Canada's tallest towers west of Toronto
The city of Vancouver approved a developer’s plan for the construction of Canada’s tallest buildings west of Toronto. Find out more here
Financial Post
July 27, 2026
Ottawa non-committal on extending gas tax break as gas prices rise
Federal excise tax suspension is set to expire over the Labour Day weekend.
Financial Post
July 27, 2026
Lenders to distressed cloud tech firm Dye and Durham tap advisers
Dye & Durham Ltd.’s lenders retained Houlihan Lokey Inc. as the software company’s capital position comes under increased scrutiny. Read now
Financial Post
July 27, 2026
Brookfield raises US$2 billion for Middle East fund backed by PIF
Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. has raised US$2 billion for a Middle East-focused vehicle backed by Saudi Arabia’s wealth fund. Read on
Financial Post
July 27, 2026
Trump says there’s a ‘good chance’ of an Iran deal amid pause
U.S. President Donald Trump said the U.S. and Iran were engaged in diplomatic talks to end the Middle East conflict. Read more.
Financial Post
July 27, 2026
Paramount CEO ‘highly confident’ Warner Bros. deal will close
Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison said he is “highly confident” in a planned US$110 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery. Read on.
Financial Post
July 27, 2026
Canadian NATO intern arrested on espionage charges by Belgian police
A NATO intern was arrested by Belgian police on Friday on suspicion of espionage on behalf of a third country and other charges. Read here
Financial Post
July 27, 2026
Bank of Canada survey tags Trump's trade tensions as top risk to economy
Bank of Canada survey reveals business and financial leaders still expect growth in the Canadian economy, despite trade tensions. Read on
Financial Post
July 27, 2026
Hedge funds turn most negative on Canadian dollar since 2024
Hedge funds have accumulated the most negative bets on the Canadian dollar in two years as tariffs drags on the currency. Read here now
Financial Post
July 27, 2026
Canadians' economic pessimism is fading despite trade war, Nanos poll says
Canadians are shaking off months of economic pessimism as worries about weak growth and higher energy prices fade. Read more.
Financial Post
July 27, 2026
Posthaste: Canadians' biggest source of wealth is losing ground and that's dragging down the economy
For all the challenges Canada's economy has faced in recent years, the consumer has remained 'resilient.' But for how long? Find out more
Financial Post
July 25, 2026
Trump's tariffs storm back onto the world stage: FP Video explains what it means to Canada
Trump's tariffs, the Bank of Canada's rate hold and pipeline projects past and present were in the spotlight this week. Watch them all
Financial Post
July 25, 2026
Trump's tariffs are likely to stick around despite unpopularity
U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs are drawing anger, but the revenue they offer could make it hard for future presidents. Read more.
Financial Post
July 24, 2026
Businesses weigh U.S. expansion as new Trump tariff threat looms
Some companies say the proposed 50 per cent U.S. tariffs could force long-term changes, while others expect little impact.
Financial Post
July 24, 2026
Canada cuts ribbon on Gordie Howe bridge, excludes U.S. officials from ceremony
Canada celebrated a new era of cross-border trade with a ribbon cutting and a hockey game on the Gordie Howe International Bridge.
Financial Post
July 24, 2026
Posthaste: Trump's new 50% tariffs will hit these 3 provinces the hardest, crippling some industries, says economist
Donald Trump rattled Canada again threatening new tariffs of 50% that are likely to hit B.C., Ontario and Quebec the hardest. Read more here
Financial Post
July 23, 2026