CBC.caEconomy better able to withstand oil shock, Bank of Canada saysCBC.caThe Bank of Canada says the still-uncertain fallout from the steep drop in oil prices has left the country's financial system more vulnerable to any significant economic shocks …

The Globe and Mail (subscription)Debt, oil key risks for Canadian economy: Bank of CanadaThe Globe and Mail (subscription)The Bank of Canada pointed to lower oil prices and high levels of consumer debt as key risks to the country's financial stability. …

The Globe and Mail (subscription)Oil shock slows Canada's economy in first quarterThe Globe and Mail (subscription)The Canadian economy moved backward in the first quarter, its weakest quarter since the Great Recession, as the pervasive effects of the …

The Globe and Mail (subscription)Oil shock takes bite out of Canada's economy in first quarterThe Globe and Mail (subscription)Canada's economy slumped into negative territory in the first quarter of 2015, hampered by the plunge in oil prices and a …

The Globe and Mail (subscription)Oil shock puts Canada back in Great Recession territoryThe Globe and Mail (subscription)The Canadian economy moved backward in the first quarter, its weakest quarter since the Great Recession, as the pervasive effects of th …

The Globe and Mail (subscription)Slight growth expected for banks as threat from plunging oil weakensThe Globe and Mail (subscription)The sharp decline in the price of crude oil and the uncertainty it unleashed on the Canadian economy weighed on the big ba …

The Globe and Mail (subscription)As oil share prices recover, will Canadian banks see sunnier days?The Globe and Mail (subscription)“The extreme volatility experienced by Canadian bank stocks earlier this year has subsided, in part due to a lessening of th …

Signs of Housing Comeback Fail to Rouse MarketNew York TimesThe price of oil fell sharply on Tuesday, extending its slide. A rising dollar made oil, which is priced in dollars, more expensive for overseas buyers. Benchmark United States crude fell $2.25 to …

CBC.caCanadian dollar falls 1.5 cents as oil plungesCBC.caThe Canadian dollar has fallen by nearly two cents since Friday, as the U.S. greenback shot upward and oil headed down. The loonie closed at 83.26 cents US on Friday but slid all day yesterday as ma …

MarketWatchThe best cure for low oil prices may be low oil prices, says StatoilMarketWatchUsing that logic, one could argue that the oil industry should be expecting a major rally after seeing prices drop more than 50% in the last half of 2014 and slide ev …