The U.K. government says it will trigger Article 50 on March 29, beginning Britain's official exit from the European Union.

Oil falls as investors cut bullish bets on worries over U.S. output

Stock futures pointed to a lower opening for Canada's main stock index on Monday after financial leaders of the world's biggest economies dropped a pledge to keep global trade free and open.

As Finance Minister Bill Morneau gets set to reveal the Liberal government’s second budget this week, one of our themes on BNN today is the pressure on Ottawa to avoid squashing innovation in the economy as it tries to restrain deficits.

Of all the unforeseen risks that could derail the best laid plans, government is often overlooked. With the stroke of a pen, a future income stream could be throttled with a new or expanded tax.

Canadian homeowners have several home tax deductions that they can claim as they look for ways to lower their tax bill.

In his first one-on-one meeting with Merkel, Trump reaffirmed the United States' "strong support" for NATO but also reiterated his stance that NATO allies need to "pay their fair share" for the cost of defence. Merkel said it was "much better to talk to one another and not about one another."

Talking Tax with Karen Slezak, partner at Tax Group, Crowe Soberman LLP.

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