No impact on banks from Maduro’s ouster: DBRS
Most Western banks had already exited sanctions-ridden Venezuela
- By: James Langton
- January 7, 2026 January 7, 2026
- 14:21
Most Western banks had already exited sanctions-ridden Venezuela
The “low-hire, low-fire” job market remains in effect, labour department report suggests
The firm's chief economist says the CUSMA review will be pivotal
U.S. tech stocks drive market higher as gold also rises
Operating environment unfavourable as risks, uncertainty, rise
Last year's performance provides a cushion for volatility this year
Deloitte sees oil hovering at US$58 per barrel
U.S. action underlines need for coastal pipeline to transport Alberta oil: Smith
Canadian oil stocks fall in 'knee-jerk' reaction
TSX energy subindex falls more than 3%
Almost 150 other countries have signed on to the plan: OECD
Deal comes as rental market prices face downward pressure
Increase in oil output could take years and millions of dollars in investment, analysts say
Shopify Inc. CEO took home $205.5M in stock and option awards
This is the first time in eight months that Chinese factory activity has expanded
Abdolnasser Hemmati, a former economics minister, is the new central bank governor
Unemployment benefit filings can be distorted during holiday-shortened weeks — policy makers remained concerned about the U.S. labour market
Trade, nation-building projects, real estate and more
Some industries are thriving off of government investments in technology, but small business owners are struggling
The S&P/TSX composite index fell 103.17 points to 31,896.59
State TV has reported the resignation of Mohammad Reza Farzin, the head of the central bank
Fund managers have mixed feelings about 2026 — they're optimistic about multiple sectors, but see continued risk on the global trade front
The S&P/TSX composite index rose 58.63 points to 32,058.73