Canada’s stock market just crossed 32,000 for the first time ever. While Aritzia delivered a historic billion-dollar quarter, oil stocks and the Canadian dollar were hit by geopolitical shocks tied to Venezuela. Here’s what last week’s moves mean for your money.

Canada’s stock market just hit a new all-time high as inflation finally moved in the right direction. But beneath the headline numbers, grocery prices are surging and consumers are feeling squeezed. Here’s what this week’s data really means for investors.

This week’s earnings are a real-world stress test for your wallet. From grocery bills and discount shopping to AI spending and tech profits, these six companies will tell us whether consumers are pulling back—or still spending through higher costs.

Canadian markets turned volatile this week as a strong jobs report and blockbuster bank earnings forced investors to reset expectations for interest rates in 2026. The TSX pulled back from record highs—here’s what’s driving the shift and what to watch next.

The TSX just wrapped up its sixth straight month of gains, even as the Bank of Canada cut rates again and GDP dipped. Here’s what’s driving markets, how it impacts borrowers and savers, and what to watch heading into November.

Canada’s inflation surprised to the upside at 2.4%, sparking mid-week volatility before the TSX bounced back. But new U.S. tariffs and rising trade tensions add fresh risks. Here’s what it means for the economy and investors heading into late October.

The TSX gained this week, but cracks are showing as financial stocks fell nearly 2% and the loonie hit another low. With the Bank of Canada signalling caution ahead of its October rate decision, here’s what investors should watch next.

Canada’s economy added 60,000 jobs in September, but the TSX fell 2% as trade tensions and profit-taking hit markets. With rate cuts now uncertain, investors are watching inflation data closely. Here’s what it means for your money.

July 2025 brought record TSX highs, a cautious Bank of Canada, weak U.S. job growth, and new tariff risks. Here’s the key news, what it means for your money, and the trends to watch heading into the fall.

July was a rollercoaster for Canadian investors. The TSX hit record highs before U.S. job data sparked a pullback, the Bank of Canada held rates steady, and trade tensions grew. Here’s the key market news and what it means for your money.