Economy

Millennials in the workplace are stereotyped as needy. But the real problem is our attitude toward managerial abuse.

Some pundits argue the best way to defend Canada’s interests is to ditch Mexico and go it alone on NAFTA 2.0 negotiations. That’s a shortsighted dead end.

Alberta’s oil industry rebound shows that whatever claims get made by the government and opposition politicians, what ultimately matters is the price of oil

How to determine whether the Alberta government’s $645-million energy efficiency program, paid for with carbon tax revenue, is money well spent

Toronto is Canada’s most important economic engine, yet it’s continually shortchanged when it comes to government funding. It’s time for that to stop.

As Donald Trump upends the world order, don’t believe for a second that Canada’s economy will escape unscathed

Battling against bans and bad press over the seal hunt, Bernie Halloran is single-handedly trying to revive Canada’s commercial seal business

The nostalgists running the U.K. love the idea of trade because it equates to a time when England set the terms, and not the weakened position it’s now in

Where once the housing market was limited by the ability of the local labour market to pay, it is now a globalized commodity. Here’s how to address that.

The real driver behind re-shoring is automation. Robotic jobs, not humans, are coming back to North America.