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A recent virus-related plunge in bookings forced Flybe’s owners to balk at putting any more money into the struggling carrier 
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The reasons the central bank reduced rates Tuesday help explain why another rate cut is probably on the way
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The union representing high-school teachers has ended informal contract talks with the Ontario government and sees no way forward after the province went public with its latest proposal in trying to reach a deal.
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Women took home an average pre-tax salary of $51,352 in 2019 compared with $67,704 for men, survey shows
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With debt levels already at a record high, coronavirus raises the risk of a credit crunch in a world of low interest rates
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Ottawa must support economic growth and restore Canadians’ confidence in the country’s fiscal management by charting a path to balance, says the C.D. Howe Institute’s annual Federal Shadow Budget.
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The Investment Association and Hampton–Alexander Review team have written to 63 companies asking how they intend to improve the gender balance on their leadership teams.
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Construction and investment decline; GDP grew 1.1% last year
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TransAlta Corp. reported a fourth-quarter profit of $66 million compared with a loss of $122 million in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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Ontario backs down on high-school class sizes, online courses, in bid to restart talks with teachers
The Ontario government has walked back its plans to increase high-school average class sizes and will make it easier to opt out of mandatory online courses as it tries to reach a deal with its teacher unions.
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Opinion: Regulators and policymakers should focus less on traditional credit measures and more on debt-service ratios
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Recent months have seen institutional investors, multinational organizations and the private sector emphasize the lack of (and importance of) comparable and decision-useful ESG disclosures
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In November 2019, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) issued a notice of proposed rulemaking aimed at the roles played by proxy advisers in providing information and voting recommendations to clients. The move was preceded by substantively similar interpretive guidance used by the SEC in August 2019, which itself attracted strong opposition (including a lawsuit).
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Company says a combination would disproportionately benefit Xerox shareholders
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The Bank of Canada’s interest-rate cut threatens to overheat the country’s booming housing markets, making it easier for home buyers to borrow and further driving up real estate prices.
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But as our latest ranking shows, there is still progress to be made
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Rebalancing toward cost-effective outdoor production for extracts
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Policymakers who co-ordinated action in past will introduce virus measures separately
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In Re The Catalyst Capital Group Inc., the Ontario Securities Commission provided new guidance regarding the role and responsibilities of a special committee in a conflicted going-private transaction and reconfirmed long-held principles regarding disclosure obligations of issuers under Multilateral Instrument 61-101 – Protection of Minority Security Holders in Special Transactions (“MI 61-101”).
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“The most feared investor in America” has Twitter’s CEO in his sights
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Large businesses added 133,000 of the new jobs, according to the monthly ADP National Employment Report
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Dozens of Canadian businesses have included new disclosures in their financial reports that outline the impact coronavirus could have on their operations, offering early insights into the growing risks that could affect profits if the outbreak worsens.
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The two countries’ oil industries are becoming more alike
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'We feel that filing in 2020 is prudent under the current regulatory process,' Suncor CEO said
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As China and the US battle for global supremacy, the EU seems to remain in the shadows. But what if the EU had been shaping the world economy all along without anybody noticing?
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