Ottawa would move to backstop the Canadian economy if the European crisis triggers a second global financial shock, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said...

With the release of the latest growth projections from the Bank of Canada and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), it appears that Canada's two-year run at the top of the G7 group of countries could be coming to an end. Both the Bank of Canada and the IMF have lowered this year's growth predictions, paving the way for - get this - America to take over the top spot.

OTTAWA - It's going to get harder for Prime Minister Harper and his ministers to keep boasting that Canada is No. 1 among economic rivals.As the year ...

OTTAWA - Canada's economy performed relatively well last year, but not enough to displace Germany as the top country in the Group of Seven big industr...

We look around the world and see protests and threats of state bankruptcies in Europe, persistent unemployment and debt crises in the U.S., and even worries of a slowdown in China. But Canada keeps chugging along.

Canada's real economy was smaller in the first half of this year than it was before the start of the North American recession four years ago, an analy...

OTTAWA - North American markets are likely to face more selling pressure today following a downgrade in the United States' credit rating and a worseni...

OTTAWA - Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says the recent stock market turmoil may cause some turbulence for the Canadian economy. But Flaherty says C...