Who is Canada’s middle class and why are they important to the election?
Canadians view themselves as a predominantly middle-class society, akin to the idea of the American Dream, Eidlin said.
Tariffs could lead to 160,000 job losses in second quarter: Conference Board
The research group says that, assuming the tariffs and Canadian countermeasures stay in place for the whole second quarter, ...
Orange juice demand fears squeeze market plunging futures to 2-year low
Orange juice futures have collapsed to the lowest in two years as demand remains weak and hopes of a modest production ...
Posthaste: How Canadians themselves might be the best weapon against Trump's tariffs
Nor is slapping our own tariff on autos shipped from the United States a great scheme because it would “significantly” stoke ...
Carney vows to revive Canada's wartime-era homebuilding strategy
Liberal Leader Mark Carney promised his government would get back in the business of homebuilding with a new housing plan ...
Gold breaks through US$3,100 for first time as U.S. tariff threat boosts search for safety
Bullion is often the go-to haven in times of economic and political uncertainty. Investor holdings of physically-backed gold ...
Does Canada have the workers needed for Carney’s housing plan?
In 2024, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) estimated that despite record workers in the skilled trades, ...
Canada's downtown office vacancy falls for first time since 2020
The vacancy rate for Canada’s downtown office buildings fell for the first time in five years as efforts to convert empty ...
Judge rejects Hudson's Bay proposal in creditor protection case
Osborne’s decision marks the latest milestone in the creditor protection proceedings that have engulfed Canada’s oldest company since it admitted on March 7 that its financial difficulties were so ...
Martin Pelletier: Sometimes it's not as simple as 'time in the markets'
Martin Pelletier, CFA, is a senior portfolio manager at Wellington-Altus Private Counsel Inc., operating as TriVest Wealth ...
Ontario's tourism industry is 'arms open' amid tensions
Tourism operators in Ontario’s hot spots have been bracing for the fallout of United States-Canada tensions, but instead are seeing an uptick in demand that some attribute to Canadian staycationers.
Conservatives pitch Canada 'energy corridor' to end U.S. reliance
Last year, Canada exported nearly all of its crude oil to the U.S. Poilievre has blamed the Liberal government for restricting Canadian energy projects, leaving the country dependent on its southern ...