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13.01 / 16:53

markets Gap economy President country reports International Posthaste: Why a weak Canadian dollar won't stop the Bank of Canada from cutting rates

The Canadian dollar has taken a beating lately, pummelled by the growing policy gap between the Federal Reserve and Bank of Canada, upheaval in Canadian politics and the tariff threats of incoming U.S. president Donald Trump.

10.01 / 18:17

markets UPS Reuters Manufacturing economy CIBC reports Bank of Canada rate cut in doubt after strong December jobs report

Signs of strength in Canada’s labour market to close out 2024 are fuelling doubts among some Canadian economists about whether the central bank will deliver another interest cut later this month.

08.01 / 17:05

Provident Target CEO Strategy cover Updates Scandals TD to review Schwab investment, incoming CEO says

Toronto-Dominion Bank will consider the fate of its 10.1 per cent stake in Charles Schwab Corp. as part of a strategic review stemming from the Canadian bank’s U.S. money-laundering scandal, incoming chief executive Raymond Chun said.

08.01 / 17:05

Waves CEO economy Election consequences rights BMO CEO says Canadian businesses facing more uncertainty than U.S. counterparts

The Bank of Montreal’s high reliance on business in the United States allowed chief executive Darryl White to get a good whiff of the uncertain economic environment south of the border about a year ago prior to the election and cuts in interest rates.

07.01 / 18:23

markets UPS CEO War testing shock Mortgage wars looming as some Canadians take advantage of lower rates

The heads of Canada’s top banks expect many mortgage holders to be able to renew at lower rates over the next two years as the lenders compete for a larger share of the market.

07.01 / 13:01

UPS CRA Election Bill stage inclusion Trudeau resignation puts capital gains tax hike 'on life support', but CRA still messing up

The capital gains inclusion rate proposals first introduced in the April 16, 2024, federal budget are on life support because of the political chaos that Canada is currently experiencing.

07.01 / 04:01

markets Digital Strategy Election PAM reports Canada: Justin Trudeau prorogues Parliament until March 24, here's what that means

Justin Trudeau announced on Monday that he would resign as leader of the Liberal Party and as Prime Minister as soon as a new candidate is found for the post. He said that the Canadian Parliament would be prorogued or suspended until March 24.

03.01 / 14:45

COST economy Election country Videos Jack Mintz: A sinking dollar is Trudeau’s latest legacy

A sleeper election issue is our sinking dollar, which fell this past year by nine per cent against the U.S. dollar, reaching its lowest level since April 2003. It nowtakes $1.44 in Canadian dollars to buy one U.S. dollar. Flipping it over, $1 Canadian dollar costs just 69.4 U.S. cents.

02.01 / 17:33

COST UPS economy Matthews Bill stage Matthew Lau: Federal tax policy will not be kind to Canadians in 2025

Federal tax policy was not kind to Canadians in 2024. That shouldn’t be a surprise: it wasn’t kind to Canadians in 2023 or 2022, either, or in any year since 2016, when the Trudeau government established a new income tax bracket of 33 per cent, with the result that today, the combined federal and provincial top tax rate is over 50 per cent in every province except Alberta (48.0 per cent) and Saskatchewan (47.5 per cent).

02.01 / 17:33

Target security economy Forrester Trade War country trump tariffs Oilpatch wary as Ottawa, provinces threaten energy exports in retaliation over Trump tariffs

The news that United States president-elect Donald Trump could slap a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods upon taking office in January sent a jolt of alarm through the entire Canadian economy, but the alarm in the oilpatch has only deepened as Ottawa and the provincial governments threaten to target energy exports in retaliation.

02.01 / 15:33

UPS CEO Gap awards wellness track reports Here’s how much Canada’s highest-paid CEOs earned in 2023

Canada’s 100 highest-paid CEOs earned $13.2 million on average in 2023 from salaries, bonuses and other compensation, according to the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.

31.12 / 18:29

markets Strategy show song singer reports Videos Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau goes to vacation in British Columbia; public boo and mock him, tell him to get out

30.12 / 22:47

COST UPS Nov Bill CIBC Paying down debt top financial priority for Canadians in 2025: CIBC poll

TORONTO — CIBC says paying down debt is the top financial priority for Canadians heading into 2025.

30.12 / 22:47

markets UPS FIVE economy wellness reports Scandals A by-the-numbers look back at Canadian finance in 2024

TORONTO — The big questions in Canadian finance heading into 2024 were whether the economy could avoid a recession and what would happen with interest rates.

23.12 / 12:43

Gap economy wellness Cycling country rights Headlines Laurent Ferreira: 'My focus is on Canada, Canadian clients, the Canadian economy'

It was a special year for Montreal-based National Bank of Canada, given that the country’s sixth-largest lender beat analysts’ expectations every quarter in this fiscal year, topped its all-time share price high and dominated headlines with its bid to take over Edmonton-based Canadian Western Bank (CWB).

19.12 / 23:03

markets COST FIVE Compilation security wellness show Canadians urged to take risks as equity deals hit 23-year low

Investment bankers are urging Toronto-listed companies to buy a business or raise some money as deal volumes in Canada have fallen to their lowest levels in 23 years.

19.12 / 00:23

UPS Gap economy Trade President Cycling 2020 Loonie falls further after U.S. Fed rate cut. Here’s what’s happening

The Canadian dollar’s slide continued Wednesday amid expectations for a slower pace of rate cuts from the U.S. Federal Reserve.

17.12 / 15:45

markets COST UPS economy travelers Inflation cools to 1.9% in November in ‘broad-based’ slowing

The annual rate of inflation slowed to 1.9 per cent in November, Statistics Canada said Tuesday.

17.12 / 00:47

markets COST UPS Provident economy rights Terence Corcoran: Chrystia Freeland's fiscal legacy is only half the story

In the lead-up to the stunning resignation of Chrystia Freeland as Canada’s minister of finance, the story provided by the mysterious sources not authorized to leak secrets to the media was that Freeland and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had a disagreement over whether to distribute $250 cheques to every Canadian earning less than $150,000. It looks like the unauthorized source was speaking truth. In her letter of resignation, which reads like an attack on Trudeau, Freeland says the government needs to keep its “fiscal powder dry” and should be “eschewing costly political gimmicks.”

16.12 / 15:47

UPS Provident Fighting Strategy President reports Freeland removes 30% investment cap for Canadian pension funds

Canadian pension funds will no longer be restricted to a cap of 30 per cent control of companies they invest in and the federal government is working with the institutional investors and domestic airports to “explore measures for further pension fund investment on airport lands.”

12.12 / 20:37

security Remark Boxing wellness Trade country prevention trump tariffs Ontario to restrict electricity exports to US and bar American-made alcohol if Trump tariffs applied

A senior official in Canada’s most populous province says that Ontario could bar American-made alcohol and restrict electricity to three U.S. states if President-elect Donald Trump imposes sweeping tariffs on all Canadian products

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