News from China upset U.S. markets this week and disrupted the frenzy that had built up around artificial intelligence.

Canadian politics could be heading for an extremely rare situation: a prime minister who doesn’t have a seat in the House of ...

The estate accused Warner of unlawfully failing to pay royalties to use Superman in Britain, Canada, Australia and other countries outside the United States ...

Liberal leadership candidate says he would keep industrial carbon price; says Trump presidency is a chance for Canada to ‘leapfrog the United States’ ...

The Conservatives have long outpaced their rival parties in fundraising. The Elections Canada filings show the Liberals as ...

This Week: A new Chinese-based app is disrupting the stock market, as its apparent efficacy has left investors worried they bet on the wrong horse. Ultra-rich billionaires continue to kiss the ring at ...

Ottawa is weighing the appointment of a federal border czar to address U.S. security concerns, after requests from the business community for further tangible responses to Donald Trump’s complaints.

The Bank of Canada cut its benchmark interest rate on Wednesday. Its U.S. counterpart, the Federal Reserve, did not.

B.C. Supreme Court finds provision that stops those convicted of first-degree murder from applying for early parole is ...

Shares of Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) were moving higher today, overcoming a weak earnings report after CEO Elon Musk spent much of ...

The CEOs of the two companies said the massive AI spending was crucial to staying competitive in the new field ...

If the worst comes to pass on tariffs, there’s no reason to be believe the Canadian stock market would be spared ...