Chris Sorensen

The Brexit campaign argued an independent Britain could sign a better trade deal with Europe. Easier said than done.

The British capital’s status as pinstriped powerhouse is suddenly being called into question

Alexandra Thomas on being an accidental part of Canadian hockey history

Microsoft doesn’t have a very good track record when it comes to big acquisitions, and its purchase of LinkedIn will be its largest deal yet

Those who once dismissed talk of Canada’s overheated housing market are now worried about a bubble

And more importantly, how long will higher oil prices last?

An economist says a flipping tax would help tackle speculative foreign investment—but do little to slow soaring house prices

What it will take to restart the oil sands, and what is next for the thousands of workers employed in the sector.

Oil sands producers are slashing production due to the fire, and Canada’s economy is feeling the pain

While the short-term impact on Fort McMurray and Alberta will be deep and painful, the fires may also force a rethink of some oil sands operations