By Dwight Simpson · Est. 2026
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Bay Street, trade, the Canadian economy, and the companies shaping the country's financial future.
Canadian manufacturers warn of 40,000 job losses if trade talks collapse before the September deadline.
Investors double down on AI and clean-tech as traditional sectors struggle with rising interest rates.
Governor signals a cautious approach as inflation cools but housing affordability remains a persistent concern.
An investigation into whether the promised competition benefits ever materialized for Canadian consumers.
MPs from all parties united in rare bipartisan anger as executives struggled to explain price increases.
Production records are being broken even as institutional investors divest from fossil fuel holdings.
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