Growth of margin debt may be a foreboding sign
Money borrowed against investors’ brokerage accounts is the most-discussed sign the market may be overshooting
Chris Sorensen
Ottawa’s tin ear on energy policy
Why Canada is rushing to lead the charge on phasing out potentially dangerous crude-carrying rail cars
No more clowning around at McDonald’s
Once maligned for its fatty menu and tacky decor, McDonald’s has turned its image, and stock price, around
High frequency trading’s days are numbered
How the momentum is building for huge change in the stock market
Stuck in reverse
As General Motors grapples with a recall scandal affecting older cars, it’s trying to paint the new, post-bankruptcy GM as a different company. Will customers buy it?
Search for Flight 370 enters new, more familiar phase
Finally, investigators have a concrete starting point for their search
Living beyond our means
Extravagant, reckless, debt-ridden—Canadian consumers have maxed themselves out after a decade-long spending spree. When did we start to be like Americans?
How Flight MH370 could vanish without a trace
The world’s oceans remain gaping blind spots for air traffic controllers, and systems to accurately track planes offshore are years away
Strombo night in Canada
How George Stroumboulopoulos plans to win over hockey fans and change the way they watch the game
Parity or not, Canadians pay more—but not necessarily because we’re being gouged
Chris Sorensen explains why things cost more