The GST tax holiday over the Christmas season and into the new year did not do much for overall retail sales but it appears to have an impact on the food and …
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Inflation
Inflation still a lurking concern in Canada
It’s a topic that isn’t getting much attention these days but it something we should not ignore. And that’s inflation. While it feels like inflation has been …
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Saskatchewan will fare better in tariff battle
Now that we have a 30-day window or reprieve before we are again facing an imminent imposition of tariffs on our exports to the US, we have some time to take a …
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Bank of Canada decision impacted by potential tariffs
Will he or won’t he? Will that mean they will or they won’t? Those are the questions economists are mulling over this week as they await the next interest …
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Debt repayment top priority for Canadians
The top priority or 2025 new year’s resolution on the financial front is to pay down debt. While no surprise, that is the finding of the latest version of …
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Government overspending leads to a weak economy
The conclusion of the holiday season also marks the beginning of the Snowbird season in this part of the world. Winter vacations have become a staple of …
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