The federal government is announcing today, August 9, 2018, that credit card companies have agreed to trim the fees they charge the country's businesses by 10 basis points.

The sudden deterioration in the Saudi-Canadian relationship is likely grabbing the attention of people in the city of London, Ont., more than anywhere else in the country.

An internal federal analysis foresees a stretch of job-market moderation in Canada's near future following an extended period of healthy employment growth — an economic shift expected to play out as political parties calibrate their pre-election pitches for 2019.

Justin Trudeau will shuffle his front benches on Wednesday, July 18, 2018, to install the roster of ministers that will be entrusted with leading the Liberal team into next year's election.

The United States fired back on Monday, July 16, 2018, at the Canadian government's retaliatory tariffs on American imports by launching a formal challenge with the World Trade Organization.

Physicians are calling on the federal government to shell out another $21 billion over the next decade to help provinces and territories pay for soaring health care costs that will be propelled by the unavoidable growth of Canada's seniors population.

The federal Liberal government embarked on an exhaustive creative process and spent $24,000 to hire a consultant to help rebrand its new investment promotion body to grab the attention of foreign investors.

The decision to hike the interest rate arrived in the middle of a trade dispute between Canada and the United States that’s expected to hurt both economies.

The federal Finance Department is facing a medium risk of a cyberattack that could deliver a significant blow to its ability to carry out some crucial government operations, says a newly released internal analysis.

U.S. President Donald Trump's envoy to Canada told guests at her cosier-than-usual Fourth of July party in Ottawa on Wednesday, July 4, 2018, night that the countries' strained relationship will overcome the tough times.