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19.09 / 17:59
markets UPS Target economy wellness Experts Cycling Why the U.S. Fed’s oversized rate cut matters to Canadians
The U.S. Federal Reserve’s 50-basis-point interest rate cut on Wednesday is set to have ripple effects north of the border, with experts pointing to implications for both the Bank of Canada and Canadian mortgage holders.
19.09 / 17:19
markets WhatsApp electronic BEL signs teaming agreement with Reliasat Inc. Canada to foray into space domain
Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) on Thursday signed a teaming agreement with Reliasat Inc. Canada to collaborate in the area of space products, officials said. The agreement aims at leveraging BEL and Reliasat's capabilities in the domain of space, they said. «This is a significant step that will enable BEL to foray into the space segment in line with the Government of India's 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' and 'Make-in-India' initiatives and strengthen its existing portfolio,» BEL said in a statement.
19.09 / 13:23
CEO information reports TD CEO Bharat Masrani to retire, bank names successor
The head of Canada’s second-largest bank will retire next April after spending more than a decade as the chief executive of Toronto-Dominion Bank.
19.09 / 13:11
Provident CRA pandemic show 2020 Courts Taxpayers are still fighting the CRA over pandemic benefits — and losing
Taxpayers show up in federal court almost every week hoping to hang on to their COVID-19 benefits after being found ineligible by the Canada Revenue Agency, but they are usually unsuccessful.
19.09 / 13:11
UPS Citi Manufacturing economy Fitch Research Inside Battery boom in Canada's motor city sparks dreams of auto sector rebirth
Rob Kennedy tried something different after a 40-year career in Ontario’s auto sector: he headed back to the classroom.
19.09 / 13:11
markets UPS Target economy show reports Faster cuts and slower cuts both on table for Bank of Canada, deliberations show
The Bank of Canada is carefully weighing both upside and downside risks to the economy as it attempts to calibrate the pace of interest rate cuts, according to a summary of its deliberations released on Wednesday.
19.09 / 13:11
markets COST FIVE SUN Trade Celebrity National Bank unveils Quebec headquarters as it expands outside Quebec
National Bank of Canada is reinforcing its presence in Montreal with the opening of a statement-making head office as it looks to expand dramatically outside of the French-speaking province.
19.09 / 13:11
markets Strategy wellness President Latin Relationships International Scotiabank appoints new president with aim to put 'more boots' in Quebec
The Bank of Nova Scotia has created a new executive position to increase its focus on Quebec, a region where the Toronto-headquartered bank feels it needs “more boots on the ground to generate more business.”
19.09 / 07:51
Provident Action community President patient Discrimination rights ‘Deeply ashamed’: Canadian Medical Association apologizes for harms to Indigenous peoples
The organization representing Canada’s doctors has issued a formal apology for the harms the medical profession has caused Indigenous Peoples.
19.09 / 05:53
Progressive War Justice Courts International Canada abstains from UN motion calling on Israel to end presence of Gaza, West Bank
Canada abstained today from a high-profile United Nations vote demanding that Israel end its “unlawful presence” in the Gaza Strip and the occupied West Bank within a year.
19.09 / 05:13
Provident CEO security country electronic travelers International Some of Canada’s airports are getting CT scanners. Here’s why
CT scanners in a bid to detect explosives and other threats.The Canadian Air Transport Security Authority says it plans to install the technology, which provides 360-degree views via computerized X-ray imaging, at airport checkpoints across the country in the coming years.The project kicked off Wednesday at the Vancouver airport, where the first of the machines now sit astride conveyer belts in the security screening area.Vancouver International Airport CEO Tamara Vrooman says travellers no longer need to remove liquids, aerosols, gels or large electronics — laptops included — from their carry-on bags.
18.09 / 17:39
markets UPS FIVE students show rights International Ottawa will cut back again on international students with 2025 cap
The federal government is again cutting how many international student permits Canada will issue, this time for 2025 and laying out the plan for 2026, Immigration Minister Marc Miller and Labour Minister Randy Boissonnault announced Wednesday.
18.09 / 17:15
markets Opinion consequences Courts International India abstains in UNGA on resolution demanding Israel leave Occupied Palestinian Territory within 12 months
UN General Assembly on a resolution that demanded that Israel bring an end, «without delay», to its unlawful presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory within 12 months. The 193-member General Assembly adopted the resolution, with 124 nations voting in favour, 14 against and 43 abstentions, including that by India. Those abstaining included Australia, Canada, Germany, Italy, Nepal, Ukraine and the United Kingdom.
18.09 / 16:44
CEO Entertainment security President NHL Equality Sporting Rogers Communications buys out Bell stake in Maple Leafs Sports for $3.5 billion
Rogers Communications Inc. is buying out Bell’s 37.5% share of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment for $3.5 billion
18.09 / 16:13
Target economy trends Cycling show reports Headlines ‘Still work to do’ on inflation even after hitting 2%: Bank of Canada official
Hitting the bull’s-eye on the two per cent inflation target in August was “good news” for the Bank of Canada, but it doesn’t mean the central bank’s efforts are done, according to a senior official.
18.09 / 13:41
UPS BLOCK Patterson Interviews Profiles Mastercard-linked money manager expands with recruits from Ontario Teachers'
The Mastercard Foundation’s new money-management arm is in expansion mode, and executives have been finding new employees from one place in particular — the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan.
18.09 / 13:41
Digital economy Pool wellness Interviews International Multi-billion fund involving Brookfield, Ottawa and major pensions being discussed, sources say
The creation of a multi-billion-dollar investment fund seeded with federal government money and designed to attract additional investments from Canada’s large pension plans is among ideas put forward as former Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz pursues his mandate to help Ottawa find ways to direct pension billions into the Canadian economy, according to two sources with knowledge of the proposal.
18.09 / 10:05
markets COST Waves JPMorgan Action economy The Fed isn’t first to cut rates, but it is the signal other central banks want
Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The Federal Reserve’s expected rate cut Wednesday will sound the all-clear for overseas central banks that are also concerned about their domestic economic growth. Some of the world’s most consequential central banks, including those in the eurozone, the U.K.
18.09 / 06:05
UPS Analysis Food PepsiCo pop Updates Health Canada gives 1 year to remove BVO from drinks. What are the risks?
Brominated vegetable oil, a food additive used in citrus-flavoured soft drinks, has now been banned in Canada, but consumers could still see it popping up on ingredient labels for one more year.
18.09 / 01:35
Ethereum cryptocurrency Market Sentiment Bitcoin Crypto scams FOMC meeting inflation data Bitcoin eyes $60K with better than expected inflation data in the US
Bitcoin experienced steady growth over the past week recovering from a low of $54,000 to currently trading at $58,000.The week began with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) releasing a comprehensive report on global crypto scams in 2023, revealing staggering losses. The U.S. topped the list, with over $4.8 billion lost to crypto scams, followed by Canada and the UK. India ranked fifth, with reported losses exceeding $44 million. To avoid falling for such scams, one must Research thoroughly before investing, avoid too-good-to-be-true offers and only use trusted platforms for investing. The presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris was the most anticipated, where the crypto community expected a focus on crypto regulation. However, the debate largely centered on other pressing issues such as economic uncertainty, inflation, and abortion rights, with no mention of crypto. This omission left many in the crypto community disappointed, leading to brief selling pressure on Bitcoin. Despite this dip, Bitcoin quickly recovered within a few hours. The same day saw the release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, which showed better-than-expected inflation numbers. This data provided certainty to the crypto community that there will surely be a rate cut in the upcoming FOMC meeting strengthening the market sentiment.

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