Alberta Premier Rachel Notley has announced a temporary 8.7 per cent oil production cut, or decrease of 325,000 barrels a day, starting Jan. 1, 2019.

The cuts are an attempt to stem the flow of red ink from the province's bottom line caused by historically low prices. The problem is caused by too much oil and not enough ways to get it to market. As our Erin Collins explains, it is a...

Scott Belsky ー chief product officer at Adobe, Cheddar board member, and author of "The Messy Middle" ー broke down how start-ups should think about the difficult, confusing time before an idea becomes a viable business.

US President intervenes and raises hopes of truce

Jorge Perez Valery on Venezuela's launch of a new oil-backed digital currency

Kevin Graham of Bourgault Industries on how Trump's import tariffs will affect his business.

Immersive entertainment and media studio Mandt VR announced a partnership with IndyCar earlier this week. The studio will deliver content from the 2018 racing season in virtual reality. Neil Mandt, Founder & CEO of the studio, says the...

Finance minister Bill Morneau is visiting the U.S. Congress today to try to predict the potential impacts the US will have on the Canadian economy

Edward Harrison of Credit Writedowns on how the U.S. election result could impact the markets

Some 1.2 million asylum applications were made in Europe in 2015. To put that figure into context, this summer more than 300,000 applications were...

Brooke Dobni of University of Saskatchewan on the $38B merger of Agrium and PotashCorp

Benjamin Tal, deputy chief economist at CIBC World Markets, on the BoC's decision to hold rates

A lack of Canadian hockey teams in the NHL playoffs limited economic growth in April. Frances Donald, senior economist with Manulife Asset Management, talks about the numbers.

Ontario Regional Chief Isadore Day and CAMH psychiatrist Cornelia Wieman discuss what's behind the crisis and possible solutions

Political panel discusses whether it's a bad time to link climate change and the Alberta wildfires

Charlotte Kiddell, 24, is an undergraduate student from Halifax. She asks Justin Trudeau about his plan for graduating students in bleak economic times and how he plans to tackle student debt

The Bottom Line looks ahead to what we can expect for the Canadian economy in 2016. Preet Banerjee, Jim Stanford and Leslie Preston share their thoughts.

On The Money takes you inside the world of business.

Tony Bond, Executive Vice President, Chief Diversity and Innovation Officer, Great Place To Work, Sabine Krummel, Vice President of HR, Europe, Stryker, Sam Oliver, Vice President, People & Communities, EMEA, Cisco, Thomas Petit, Vice...

CBC's Heather Hiscox talks to Canadian swimmer Summer McIntosh about her becoming the first Canadian to win 3 gold medals at a single Olympic Games.

According to a report by the National Energy Assistance Directors Association and the Center for Energy, Connecticut residents will pay an average of $700 more to cool their homes this summer compared to last year.

The S&P 500 is trading at a record high, partly driven by the boom in stocks related to AI. Nvidia is leading the pack, and it's set to announce its Q1 results.

At an Alberta Wildfire update Thursday, officials said the wildfire risk is lower than at this time last year. However, John Pomeroy, director of the Global Water Futures research program, says the weather outlook isn't favourable for...

A Vancouver Airbnb host who criticized the city for a tenfold increase in the price of short-term rental business licences was in provincial court Tuesday for failing to pay fines for allegedly not holding a licence. Patrick Baldwin...