Inflation's coming: Consumers to pay dearly for supply chain snarls: Larysa Harapyn
Retail Council of Canada CEO Diane Brisebois speaks with the Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn in the video below about the ongoing effects of the shipping blockage in the Suez Canal. - Western brands in ‘blind panic’ as they struggle to conf…
Canadian inheritances could hit $1 trillion over the next decade and both bequeathers and beneficiaries need to be ready: Jason Heath
Estimates of expected Canadian inheritances over the next decade are as high as $1 trillion. Stock markets, real estate prices and other factors will significantly impact the actual number. Regardless, we are entering an age of unprecedented wealth transfer f…
Posthaste: Canadians on brink of insolvency at five-year high, survey finds, as pandemic hardship finally hits home: Pamela Heaven
Posthaste: Canadians on brink of insolvency at five-year high, survey finds, as pandemic hardship finally hits homefinancialpost.com
Surge in home listings getting 'vapourized' by demand, BMO economist says: Bianca Bharti
In Canada’s housing market, scant supply is often fingered as the culprit for soaring prices, but a research report from one of the country’s big banks suggests new listings are strong, it’s just that demand is far stronger. For the last six month…
Industry groups urge Ontario to prioritize vaccinating their workers as province hit by fresh pandemic wave: Financial Post Staff
Canadian industry groups and a labour union called on the Ontario government Wednesday to prioritize vaccinating their workers against COVID-19, as a fresh wave of the pandemic hit the country, especially forcing Ontario to enforce a four-week lockdown. …
How the often neglected hewers of wood and drawers of water are saving Canada some pain: Kevin Carmichael
The hewers of wood and drawers of water who built Canada’s economy are no longer big employers, but the COVID-19 recession would have been a lot worse without them. Canada exported goods worth about $50 billion in February, exceeding pre-pandemic …
Enbridge sees oilsands spending rising after a year-long freeze: Geoffrey Morgan
CALGARY – North America’s largest pipeline company Enbridge Inc. believes spending is projected to ramp back up in the oilsands, after taking a hit during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. “Did COVID change the oil markets? I think it did, yes,…
BMO sees pent-up demand driving an even better economic recovery: Geoff Zochodne
The chief executive of Bank of Montreal says they see a rip-roaring recovery this year for both the economies of the United States and Canada, with the lender’s latest forecast improving over earlier calls. “As the key areas of the economy reopen…
The pandemic exposed flaws in Canada's economic system. Fixing them won't be easy: Kevin Carmichael
After a year of living with COVID-19, Postmedia is taking an in-depth look at the significant social, institutional and economic issues the pandemic has brought to light in Canada — and more importantly, how we can finally begin to solve them. You can find ou…
Posthaste: 'Seismic shift' coming to Canada's oil and gas industry could wipe out 450,000 jobs, economists warn: Pamela Heaven
Posthaste: 'Seismic shift' coming to Canada's oil and gas industry could wipe out 450,000 jobs, economists warnfinancialpost.com
Three possible Transat suitors say they are not interested in acquiring struggling airline: Stefanie Marotta
At least three potential bidders for Transat AT Inc. say they are not currently interested in acquiring the tour operator after Air Canada terminated its deal to purchase the struggling company late last week. Since the deal fell apart, Montreal-b…
Allan Lanthier: Yes, we should tax capital gains on principal residences: Special to Financial Post
Allan Lanthier: Yes, we should tax capital gains on principal residencesfinancialpost.com
Down to Business podcast: 'Amazing economic opportunity for Canada' in Joe Biden's green plan: Gabriel Friedman
U.S. President Joe Biden announced a plan last week that calls for US$2 trillion of investment in infrastructure upgrades, about half of which are focused on clean technology and the transition to a low carbon economy. So what does this massive sp…
Optimism over Canada and U.S. economies is overdone: David Rosenberg: Larysa Harapyn
David Rosenberg, Chief Economist and Strategist at Rosenberg Research, talks to Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about where the economy and inflation are going and Canada’s hot housing market. - The great generational wealth transfer is fue…
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