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Futures tied to Canada’s main stock index edged lower on Tuesday, as U.S. President Donald Trump’s fresh tariff threats renewed trade war fears, while investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decision. The TSX Composite Index lost 77.99 points by the end of Monday to 24,953.52. June futures were down 0.1% […]

We think it’s time we can officially present the ESG grift – which we have spoken out against and called a scam for the better part of the last decade – dead. The latest casualty? BP’s top sustainability executive, Giulia Chierchia, will leave the company on June 1, marking

Advertisment The S&P 500 fell Monday, ending a nine-day rally as investors monitored the latest developments on global trade. The Dow Jones Industrials slid 98.6 points to 41,218.83. The much broader index skidded 36.29 points, to 5,650.38, bringing to an end its longest winning streak since November 2004. The NASDAQ Composite faded

Profit-taking seemed the order of the day Monday, after sharp gains to end last week on the TSX. Health-care and energy concerns appeared the biggest anchors. The TSX Composite Index lost 77.99 points by the end of Monday to 24,953.52. The Canadian dollar nosed up 0.06 cents at 72.40 cents U.S. Trump announced on Sunday

The S&P 500 moved lower to start the week as investors monitored the latest developments on global trade, including another surprise set of tariffs from President Donald Trump. The Dow Jones Industrials pushed higher 65.63 points to 41,383.06. The much broader index skidded 19.29 points, to 5,667.38, putting the index in danger of ending its

Canada’s main stock index slipped on Monday, as U.S. President Donald Trump’s new tariffs sparked fresh investor concerns, ahead of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decision this week. The TSX Composite Index remained in the red 29.01 points to midday to 25,002.50. The Canadian dollar nosed up 0.06 cents at 72.40 cents U.S. Trump announced

BluMetric Environmental Inc. (V.BLM) hit a new 52-week high of $1.37 Monday. BluMetric today announced that it has received a notice to proceed for production of its Mission Ready Water systems under the previously announced Rheinmetall Canada contract for the Canadian Armed Forces. Keg Royalties Income Fund (T.KEG.UN) hit a new 52-week high

April delivered another body blow to global markets. President Trump’s April 2 announcement of a 10% tariff on imports from 60 countries caught many off guard, even those accustomed to his unpredictability. The move erased any lingering optimism for a soft landing and raised fresh concerns about global trade stability. The fallout was

With home affordability collapsing and traditional vacation habits changing, a new breed of real estate companies is consolidating underdeveloped RV parks and building resort-style modular housing — and investors are beginning to pay attention. North America is undergoing two seismic shifts that most investors still underestimate. The first is a collapse in housing

Canada’s main stock index opened lower on Monday, as renewed tariff concerns sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump weighed on investor sentiment, ahead of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decision this week. The TSX Composite Index eased off 93.93 points to start Monday and the week at 24,037.55. The Canadian dollar