March was the transition month for tariff regime introduced by the Trump White House and the movement was clearly evident in manufacturing numbers for the …
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2025 fiscal picture looks challenging for provinces
It’s early days but we’ve had two major provincial budgets tabled in the last few days and they are sending some not-so-pretty signals.First out of the gate …
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Liberals scurry from Trudeau’s legacy
Developments on the national political scene in last year or so has been interesting as we saw Justin Trudeau’s popularity plummet to the status of a skunk at a …
Personal debt still growing in Canada
Interest rates may be falling but personal debt levels in this country are not.We crossed over the $3 trillion mark in terms of total debts owed to …
Lack of leadership leads to Loonie loss
If you’re thinking about travelling south this winter and are hoping the Canadian dollar will bounce back just in time to make it more affordable, there is some …
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Expect inflation to rise in Canada if rail strike lasts a month or longer
With Canada’s railways at a standstill, there are plenty of opinions and commentaries related to how this dispute will impact various industries or …
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