Canada’s transportation and logistics sector is poised for continued expansion as economic activity and trade volumes grow. Structural trends such as increases in freight demand, infrastructure investment, and supply-chain complexity set the stage for long-term opportunities in companies that move goods across rail, road, and regional networks. Industry forecasts project meaningful growth in this market…
Canada’s housing market has recently shown notable price declines in several major regions, reflecting a broader slowdown in home values as affordability pressures and weak demand persist. While average home prices nationwide still remain high compared with historical levels, certain cities and markets have experienced deeper drops than others over the past year, underscoring significant…
Canada’s federal banking regulator has announced that it will keep the Domestic Stability Buffer (DSB) unchanged at 3.5 per cent, signaling confidence that the country’s major banks are resilient in the current economic environment but that vulnerabilities remain elevated. This buffer is an additional layer of capital that Canada’s six largest, systemically important banks are…
A group of major technology companies has formed a coalition to support emerging carbon removal technologies and announced a significant purchase of carbon credits from a Canadian firm that converts biowaste into permanently stored carbon. The coalition, which includes Google and Stripe, is part of Frontier — a broader industry-backed initiative designed to accelerate carbon…
The United States government has taken a significant step in federal drug policy by signing an executive order that directs marijuana to be reclassified as a less dangerous controlled substance, potentially easing long-standing regulatory barriers. The action reflects growing political and public support for loosening strict federal controls on cannabis and expanding research into its…
Heading into 2026, the technology sector is facing a mix of optimism and caution as investors evaluate the next phase of stock market performance. After years of rapid gains — especially in artificial intelligence and high-growth tech names — some analysts and market participants are warning that elements of the rally may be overextended or…
Gold and silver prices are trading near historic highs as investors react to ongoing macroeconomic signals, including expectations for future interest-rate cuts and persistent global uncertainty. Precious metals have been among the top performers in 2025, drawing attention from both retail and institutional buyers as markets weigh inflation trends, monetary policy, and geopolitical tensions in…
Analysts from major Canadian banks see the telecommunications sector stabilizing in 2026 after a couple of tough years, but they expect only modest gains rather than a full rebound. Forecasts from groups such as RBC and National Bank of Canada suggest slow improvement in cash flow and slight valuation expansion, rather than dramatic growth, as…
A recent decision by the Tax Court of Canada has overturned a ruling made by the Canada Revenue Agency, delivering a win for an individual taxpayer who had been disputing how the CRA applied tax rules to their situation. The court’s judgment highlights that tax authorities do not always interpret complex provisions correctly and reinforces…
U.S. equity markets have shown signs of strengthening toward the end of December, and some major trading desks at firms like Goldman Sachs and Citadel Securities believe a Santa Claus rally may be underway. This seasonal phenomenon refers to a tendency for stocks to rise in the last weeks of the year, often driven by…
As Canadians look ahead, 2026 may bring financial and economic challenges that could test household budgets, government finances, and business resilience. Several trends suggest that the coming year won’t simply be a continuation of recent stability, but rather a period marked by uncertainty, slower growth, and pressure on personal finances — even if the economy…
Transat A.T. Inc. posted solid financial results in its latest quarterly earnings report, showing a profit of $12.5 million for the third quarter, a significant improvement compared with recent years as travel demand continues to recover and exceed expectations. The company’s performance reflects strengthening consumer appetite for leisure travel, effective cost management, and ongoing operational…
Oil markets experienced a notable price increase after the United States government ordered a blockade on certain fuel shipments, a move that has disrupted logistics and tightened supply expectations. The decision led traders to reassess near-term availability of crude and refined products, pushing benchmark prices higher as uncertainty spread through energy markets. This development highlights…
Ford Motor Company is actively pitching Toronto as the location for a new global innovation center focused on electric vehicles (EVs), advanced software, and connected mobility technologies. This initiative is part of Ford’s broader strategy to accelerate its transformation from a traditional automaker into a technology-driven mobility leader. The company believes Toronto’s talent pool, academic…
For many Canadians, the combined value of a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) and a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) at age 65 isn’t as large as most people expect when they first start saving. While both accounts are powerful for tax-efficient growth and income, average balances in these vehicles tend to be modest for those…
