Economy

Why putting a price on carbon emissions is a more effective way to tackle climate change than setting emissions targets.

How the majority of the world’s paper cash fuels organized crime

Despite the record number of immigrants who came to Canada in the last year, it is not nearly enough to fill the gap left behind by retiring baby boomers

New oil sands pipelines may be vital for the industry, but opponents are winning

The end of physical-phone manufacturing seems like doomsday for the Waterloo, Ont. company—but it may just pay off

As the federal Liberals approve a liquid natural gas project in B.C. and get serious about establishing a national carbon price, Evan Solomon on the political and economic questions that remain.

Our Editorial: It’s past time to rein in the public sector pension plan bacchanalia

Trump’s angry rhetoric against free trade appeals to communities hit hardest by lost manufacturing jobs, leaving little room for Clinton’s fuzzy stance. That’s bad for the whole world.

Economist Paul Boothe on the five-step approach Canada and the provinces can take to reduce the country’s greenhouse gas emissions

With the Bank of Canada’s latest warning that interest rates will stay low for longer, is it any wonder people question the point of saving money ?