S&P 500 -0.38 % Trade talks remain frozen as Canadian countertariffs set for Tuesday The new levies are aimed at shoring up the domestic market for companies hit by U.S. tariffs while also ramping up political pressure U.S. businesses think looming countertariffs will inflict pain, but not misery What trade war? Suddenly, Canadian consumers are looking healthier than U.S. shoppers New Lululemon CEO faces compounding pressures as she takes over top job Heidi O’Neill formally steps into role Tuesday as retailer’s stock hits multiyear low Mining billionaire Ivan Glasenberg adds Italy’s iconic Campagnolo brand to racing bike empire Neither the company nor the former Glencore CEO would disclose the terms of the deal Two years after Ontario repealed wage-cap law, 23,000 OPSEU workers still waiting for back pay Compensation issue is behind labour stoppage of roughly 4,000 community service workers who have been locked out or on strike since May Amid a sell-off, Canadian bonds are ‘well-behaved’ Behind the headline yield increase, the Canadian market has held up better than many of its international peers Trump wanted to blow up Iran. He blew up the bond market instead In downtown Toronto, the office is back Many Bay Street towers have gone from a glut of empty space to near capacity. We crunched the numbers on the office revival Trade war is a dirty business. Canada must not get dragged into the mud Canada has not used the enforceable dispute mechanisms laid out in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement The high-risk investing strategy that puts all its potatoes in one basket Norman Rothery 4 min read The high-risk investing strategy that puts all its potatoes in one basket Want to cut your child’s higher education costs? Get them in the kitchen Anita Bruinsma 3 min read Want to cut your child’s higher education costs? Get them in the kitchen Job-hopping is paying off in Canada, and more than in the U.S. 4 min read Job-hopping is paying off in Canada, and more than in the U.S. Trump’s push to isolate Canada falters as foreign investors start to buy in Tim Shufelt 4 min read Trump’s push to isolate Canada falters as foreign investors start to buy in Calendar: What investors need to know for the week ahead 2 min read Calendar: What investors need to know for the week ahead More top stories Six charts that explain Canada’s incoming countertariffs on U.S. goods Volkswagen strikes deal with Israel’s Aurelius Capital to turn car plant into defence factory Yen hits seven-month high as traders mull sea-change for embattled currency Self-employed Toronto condo buyer, 42, rejigged her finances to fund her dream Quebec City communication advisor, 28, wants children with partner but worries about home prices Trump tariffs push Canadian wool producers to untangle themselves from the U.S. A more dangerous world requires smarter retirement spending Is Europe the answer to a better-balanced portfolio? Defence spending is surging. It’s unaffordable and won’t last The Trans-Pacific partnership is increasingly serving as Canada’s insurance policy against Trump’s trade tumult Taking a leave of absence from work can be tough. Coming back can be tougher Yen hits seven-month high as traders mull sea-change for embattled currency New tailwinds from capital repatriation, unwinding carry trades, U.S. political pressure and expectations of a faster pace of interest rate hikes by the Bank of Japan combined to provide support for the currency Trade war is a dirty business. Canada must not get dragged into the mud Six charts that explain Canada’s incoming countertariffs on U.S. goods Self-employed Toronto condo buyer, 42, rejigged her finances to fund her dream Trump wanted to blow up Iran. He blew up the bond market instead Fixed mortgages rates rise, Toronto returns to office, Home of the Week and more top real estate stories Vale not moving forward with critical-minerals subsidiary IPO, sources say Part of the reason for pulling the transaction is that the Brazilian government objects to loss of control over strategic mining assets New Alberta recycling fee on solar panels adds extra burden, renewables sector says Chevron says it will expand operations in Venezuela, doubling its oil production over five years Sudbury, Ontario’s mining capital, unshaken by Ford’s threat to cut off U.S. critical minerals supply U.S.-Iran war intensifies after month-long lull, raising energy prices and inflation fears Greenland delays U.S. company’s plans to drill for oil in Jameson Land Basin In downtown Toronto, the office is back Many Bay Street towers have gone from a glut of empty space to near capacity. We crunched the numbers on the office revival Vale not moving forward with critical-minerals subsidiary IPO, sources say TD chief operating officer Turan to depart after less than a year Toronto home sales fall in August, ending five-month rebound Ontario judge finds ample evidence that Galaxy Digital misled investors about collapsed cryptocurrencies

Carney’s summit to push Canadian resources, defence and tech to global investors Rogue OpenAI agents hijacked German website in AI breakout this spring OpenAI officials learned of the incident weeks ago but kept it under wraps as executives grappled with the fallout from the July breach of Hugging Face Major AI firms agree to Ottawa’s new data-centre framework as public opposition grows BRP raises full-year guidance as demand holds up despite U.S. tariffs Nvidia to buy Hugging Face for $13-billion in bet on open-source AI Invading Canada would be ‘preposterous,’ U.S. commander says at Indo-Pacific military meeting Judge rules against breaking up Google’s ad business in Big Tech’s latest antitrust victory How Angine de Poitrine’s global success benefits their friends at home in Quebec The duo has made sure that the lucrative mechanics of capitalizing on the band’s buzz falls to companies based in their earthly home of Quebec Which stocks will benefit from infrastructure spending? That’s Kevin McSweeney’s job to figure out Rough trade: How Canada can maintain leverage in North American trade talks Rogers Sugar’s finances have gotten sweeter under Mike Walton José Boisjoli doesn’t miss the pressure of being in charge The Globe and Mail guides Canada’s 100 best cities for renters in 2026 2 min read Canada’s 100 best cities for renters in 2026 Plan your trip-of-a-lifetime with our handy bucket-list travel guide 2 min read Plan your trip-of-a-lifetime with our handy bucket-list travel guide Canada’s 100 Most Livable Cities 3 min read Canada’s 100 Most Livable Cities The Globe’s Big Guide to Credit Cards: Super users’ secrets for maximum rewards, cash back and more 9 min read The Globe’s Big Guide to Credit Cards: Super users’ secrets for maximum rewards, cash back and more Olivia Leng’s startup takes on one of quantum computing’s biggest challenges Meissner draws support from tech luminaries, including CEOs of Xanadu, General Fusion and Ada As Trump pivots to Venezuela for energy, U.S. big oil and big money invest in Canada Dye & Durham appoints fifth chair in less than a year as stock plumbs record lows Ottawa appoints Dominic Barton to serve as chair of Invest in Canada Head of federal agency helping to organize Carney’s investment summit resigns Trans Mountain pumps $450-million into federal coffers as pipeline runs near capacity There are many ‘I’s in a team When managers look at their team, what should strike them is not the similarities but the differences, say the authors of All The Difference Back-to-school stress follows employees to work Taking a leave of absence from work can be tough. Coming back can be tougher Success takes more than grit. You must understand and take control of your situation How can I get through the challenging time of feeling underemployed? Your childhood home may say a lot about your leadership today In case you missed it Budgeting for university this fall? Brace for thousands in unexpected costs 6 min read Budgeting for university this fall? Brace for thousands in unexpected costs Here’s how Canada’s countertariffs could hit your wallet 3 min read Here’s how Canada’s countertariffs could hit your wallet opinion Major cash-back cards cut customer benefits Barry Choi 4 min read Major cash-back cards cut customer benefits Canadian lotteries say new prediction market restrictions don’t go far enough 3 min read Canadian lotteries say new prediction market restrictions don’t go far enough More business news Volkswagen strikes deal with Israel’s Aurelius Capital to turn car plant into defence factory Yen hits seven-month high as traders mull sea-change for embattled currency There are many ‘I’s in a team Trade war is a dirty business. Canada must not get dragged into the mud Sent weekday mornings A daily look at the most important business stories that are making news and moving markets, written by Chris Wilson-Smith Sent Monday to Friday Follow the money with news and analysis on banks, capital markets, mergers, acquisitions, and Bay Street moves (subscribers only) Our working lives have been upended. Get the scoop on the most important trends and solutions to your biggest challenges, written by Déjà Leonard Sent Tuesdays and Thursdays Protect your money with proven advice on saving and investing from The Globe’s personal finance team Interact with The Globe All market data (will open in new tab) is provided by Barchart Solutions. Copyright © 2026 . Information is provided 'as is' and solely for informational purposes, not for trading purposes or advice. For exchange delays and terms of use, please read disclaimer (will open in new tab) .