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Union members vote 54 per cent in favour of new collective agreement TORONTO — The narrow vote of support by Unifor members for the proposed contract with Ford Motor Co. has experts saying that reaching deals with General Motors Co. and Stellan...

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Can you guess which province will lead growth? We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. Posthaste: These two provinces will struggle wi...

Almost all are holding onto big ambitions like getting married, buying a first home or having a child, survey says We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other video...

Treasuries rebounded and stocks struggled at the end of a jittery week that saw investors positioning for a higher-for-longer Federal Reserve stance. Ten-year yields dropped after briefly topping 4.5 per cent for the first time since 2007. The S&P 500 notc...

Gordon Reid, president and CEO, Goodreid Investment Counsel FOCUS: U.S. equities  MARKET OUTLOOK: As we begin to exit the seasonably weak late summer period, markets appear poised to rally into year-end. The August to September correction, albeit m...

Monday, Sept. 25 Notable earnings: Thor Industries Notable guests: Edward Morse, global head of commodity research, Citi Group Tuesday, Sept. 26 Notable data: S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index (July), U.S. FHFA House Price Index (...

Better positioned than many of its larger rivals to navigate a downturn, CEO says National Bank of Canada is better positioned than many of its larger rivals to navigate a downturn that’s poised to hit banks’ balance sheets and customers, accor...

Can Alberta really walk off with half the CPP? The Financial Post's Ian Vandaelle answers your questions A new LifeWorks study commissioned by the Alberta government says the province could be entitled to take $334 billion — more than half of a...

Retail sales rose in July, but that was mostly due to higher prices Retail sales increased in July, suggesting Canadians still had some dry powder to spend despite high inflation and interest rates, but that was mostly due to higher prices as v...