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Farmers on Prince Edward Island are bracing for fertilizer price hikes, as global supply pressure builds. For grain grower Alan Miller, that could make an already expensive season even harder to manage.
At a produce market in downtown Toronto, shoppers told CTV News they continue to feel the pinch from rising food prices.
Statistics Canada reported a jump in the headline inflation rate for March but economists parsing the latest data argue there are few signs so far that the price shock from the Iran war is spreading beyond the pumps.
Canada’s inflation rate accelerated in March due to a record surge in fuel costs, and economists warn that it is likely to get worse.
Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew walks you through some of the strangest, most surprising things the CRA actually lets you claim on your return, and how to make sure you're doing it right.
Statistics Canada will reveal the early impacts of the Iran war’s oil price shock on inflation when the agency reports its consumer price index for March on Monday.
The demand for vegetable seeds is surging at one Saskatoon garden centre as more Canadians look for homegrown solutions to steep grocery costs.
Canadian companies using Amazon to pick, pack and ship goods will have to start paying a new surcharge because of rising fuel costs.
Statistics Canada says the income and wealth gaps between Canada’s wealthiest and highest earners and those at the bottom increased throughout last year.
High diesel prices continue to ripple through the economy and put pressure on consumers even as a shaky ceasefire in the Middle East offers a hint of relief to global commodities.
Canadian grocery prices were up 5.7 per cent in February from a year ago, according to Statistics Canada, with the biggest price increases seen across the Maritime provinces.
Pierre Poilievre is calling for federal gas taxes to be scrapped for the rest of the year, arguing the tax holiday would bring immediate relief to drivers facing rising fuel prices.
A Vancouver grocer says he’s doing everything he can to hold the line on prices but warns it may not last much longer, as rising fuel costs ripple through the supply chain.
Ontario’s minimum wage is set to rise to $17.95 an hour on Oct. 1.
The shock at the pumps continues for Canadians as the price of gas and diesel increased significantly overnight.
An Ottawa craft brewer says rising alcohol taxes are among the factors that have pushed his business to the brink, as the federal government prepares to implement another automatic excise tax increase on April 1.
