OTTAWA--Further interest-rate cuts won't necessarily help an economy that's being pulled down by U.S. trade friction, advances in artificial intelligence and lower population growth, Bank of Canada ...

OTTAWA--Canada's economic recovery stumbled in the final quarter of last year as good-producing industries struggled with supply-chain bottlenecks and the continued weight of tariffs and uncertainty.

Baby boomers are retiring faster than younger Canadians can replace them in the workforce. By 2030, nearly a quarter of the country’s population will be over 65, creating unprecedented pressure on ...