The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) is down 367 points, or nearly 2%, after Canada’s government announced a series of retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports amid an escalating North American trade war.

Bombardier shares benefited from the pause, with the stock rising 3.6% to C$85.75 as investors breathed a sigh of relief regarding the pause on tariffs that would have affected deliveries and orders ...

A live look at Canada's main stock index amid U.S. President Donald Trump announced tariffs. Watch LIVE here.

Below we’ll break down the risks and rewards of investing in nickel and help you choose some great Canadian nickel stocks trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Nickel stocks are mining ...

No more Jack Daniel’s or Jim Beam. No more Chateau Montelena or Diamond Creek.

BMO Capital analyst Etienne Ricard raised the firm’s price target on TMX Group (TMXXF) to C$55 from C$52 and keeps an Outperform rating on the ...

Councillor Chris Moise, having been admonished at an executive committee meeting for his aborted attempt to disband the volunteer leadership of a hockey rink, is instead seeking to replace the ...

Historically, a dropping VIX indicates less fear in the market, and rising VIX accompanies stock market downturns ... Trading foreign exchange on margin carries a high level of risk and may ...