
> The second wave of COVID-19 has been chipping away at Canada’s economic rebound for months, but it finally overpowered the labour market’s recovery in December, ending the country’s 2020 on a sour note that may linger for some time. Statistics Can…

> In Alberta, a woman we’ll call Anita, 66, is retired, divorced and eager to travel. The immediate problem, of course, is that foreign travel and even domestic travel is difficult – courtesy of the COVID-19 pandemic. She (and we) cannot say when the virus and …

> It is a New Year, and the markets are trying to figure out what to do. Does tech still run? Is it time for value stocks to finally shine? Is the bull market going to end, or is it just getting started? Already, in just five days, 2021 has shown it…

> If you’ve been battling the taxman, but have been unsuccessful after pursuing all normal avenues of objection and appeal, your last resort may be to apply for a remission order, the Hail Mary of tax litigation. The Canada Revenue Agency describes …

> Things move so quickly that what used to get priced in over a year now happens in a week. My advice is not to be a hero and chase momentum. I have cash to put to work, but I can tell you I am in no rush. Certainly in no rush to buy the major averages. But I t…

> The Competition Bureau has closed an investigation into a 2017 newspaper swap between Postmedia Network Canada Corp. and Torstar Corp., concluding that “no further action” is warranted. The transaction saw the newspaper groups swap 41 community an…

> An analysis of Canadian news stories about China over the past year would almost certainly conclude that the relationship between our country and the world’s second-largest economy is hopeless. That’s because we emphasize the negative in this busi…

> For over forty seasons, Canadian Club Toronto and the National Post have gathered expert panelists each New Year for a forecast luncheon on the economy, the markets and political issues that will affect Canadians in the year ahead. In a year where nothing has…

> Canada’s main stock index moved to within reach of a record high as cannabis and renewable energy stocks got a lift from Democrats winning control of the U.S. Senate and crude oil closed above US$50 a barrel, boosting energy stocks for a second day in a row. …

> A great banking strategy for years has been the ability to lock in investors in a five-year GIC at a lower rate than the five-year mortgage rate charged to a borrower. Assuming the mortgage is secured, with very little risk, the bank can lock in what was trad…

> Purpose Investments CEO Som Seif talks with the Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about alternative assets for attractive returns in 2021.
- David Rosenberg: Behold the most speculative and momentum-driven market on record
- What can g…
## [Corporate directors see broader economic recovery taking more than two years, survey finds: Barbara Shecter](https://financialpost.com/news/fp-street/corporate-directors-see-broader-economic-recovery-taking-more-than-two-years-survey-finds)
> A majority of Canadian corporate directors believe it will take more than two years for the economy to fully recover from the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, but many are more optimistic about their own firms’ prospects, according to a survey cond… ## [Producers slam Enbridge's efforts to set Mainline contracts before competitors' extensions completed: Geoffrey Morgan](https://financialpost.com/commodities/producers-slam-enbridges-efforts-to-set-mainline-contracts-before-competitors-extensions-completed)
> The former chairman of the National Energy Board has blasted an application by Enbridge Inc. to change how its oil pipeline network operates, calling it an attempt to fend off competition from new pipelines. Roland Priddle, the former chair and bo… ## [Quebec manufacturing sector warns against locking down industry to stop COVID spread - Financial Post: The Canadian Press](https://financialpost.com/news/economy/quebec-manufacturing-sector-warns-against-locking-down-industry-to-stop-covid-spread)
>- Quebec manufacturing sector warns against locking down industry to stop COVID spread Financial Post
- With COVID-19 cases soaring, Quebec government considers imposing curfew CBC.ca
- Health experts say a lockdown in Quebec is long o…
## [Agnico Eagle bulks up Arctic presence with purchase of troubled TMAC mine: Gabriel Friedman](https://financialpost.com/commodities/mining/agnico-eagle-bulks-up-arctic-presence-with-purchase-of-troubled-tmac-mine)
> Toronto-based Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. has agreed to buy a faltering gold mine in Nunavut just weeks after the federal government blocked a Chinese company’s offer for the goldfield on national security grounds. Agnico will p… ## [Robert Kokonis: More mergers and acquisitions on horizon for airlines: Larysa Harapyn](https://financialpost.com/transportation/airlines/robert-kokonis-more-mergers-and-acquisitions-on-horizon-for-airlines)
> Robert Kokonis, President and Managing Director of AirTrav, Inc, speaks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about how Canadian airlines can get back to business as usual post-pandemic.- Amazon buys 11 aircraft to expand air cargo fleet, f…
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