Inflation

Eligible Canadians have begun receiving their second payment under the new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit, but some say the extra money does little to ease the pressure of rising food and household costs.

A new survey from BlackRock finds that Canadians who are closer to retirement age appear to be less confident about their plans compared with younger people.

As tuition costs rise across Canada, some students are working hard to preserve their special Newfoundland and Labrador advantage.

The high cost of diesel is rippling through Canada’s supply chain, as businesses grapple with rising expenses and police in Alberta investigate a series of unusual fuel thefts.

Birthdays for little ones often come with pressure to splurge, but experts say there are myriad ways to celebrate without breaking the bank, from do-it-yourself decorations to free activities.

The minimum wage is going up in five provinces, with new rates ranging from $15.70 to $17.95 an hour.

Diesel prices are on a big upward swing, rising to historic levels over the past month and filtering through to all corners of the economy.

Economic growth cooled off ahead of the latest U.S. tariff volley this summer, Statistics Canada said Tuesday.

Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew explains five mistakes high earners make, and what he'd do about each one.

Canada’s competition bureau will move next week to begin gathering information on retail grocery pricing policies.

Canadian retail sales declined in July, but likely rebounded robustly in August, continuing a macroeconomic trend of consumer resilience in the face of an ongoing trade war with the U.S. and global energy price shocks, economists say.

U.S. Federal Reserve officials, who have begun hiking interest rates to tame high inflation, believe they can do so without damaging the job market if businesses come to anticipate falling inflation as a reason to raise prices less.

As a lifelong real estate investor whose businesses relied on debt and interest rates, U.S. President Donald Trump might be expected to know better: The one per cent rate he keeps demanding from the U.S. Federal Reserve is impractical and would likely backfire, according to analysts.

The federal government introduced its promised bill to extend the federal gas tax pause for several more months shortly after Parliament resumed sitting following the summer break.

The governor of the Bank of Canada says U.S. tariffs are having less of an impact on the Atlantic region’s economy than other parts of the country, but inflation is stinging more.