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TORONTO — Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week: Gildan update Gildan Activewear Inc. chief executive Vince Tyra will present an investor update on Monday, marking his first 90 days in the job.

OTTAWA — With Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland promising to keep the federal deficit from ballooning in Tuesday's federal budget, all eyes will be on the Liberals' plan to pay for their agenda — and whether that could include new taxes on the wealt

Okanagan Specialty Fruits highlights benefits of bioengineered produce.

Businesses call for productivity commission, infrastructure spending and financial responsibility in upcoming budget.

UBC — The University of British Columbia will add 778 more student spaces for technology-related programs over the next six years through a $23-million investment from the provincial government.

The direct replacement for natural gas uses state-of-the-art technologies

From the Forced Labour Act to electronic filing rules, individuals and businesses can expect more change and complexity when preparing returns.

The new law means, in theory, you will be able to have broader access to legal services at a more affordable rate than lawyers. One stakeholder suggests lawyers opposed to the move wish to perpetuate a system that 'does not work for so many people.'

The Canadian Real Estate Association says it's now expecting the national average home price to climb 4.9 per cent on an annual basis to $710,468, more than double the hike it had predicted at the start of 2024.

James Watson: "We picked an iconic venue, which is quite a nice place to get married."