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Raising the GST: A Risky Fix for Canada’s Fiscal Future

As Ottawa prepares to unveil its budget on November 4, a growing chorus of voices from the business and financial…

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The Bank of Canada’s Rate Cut Was the Right Call, but Risks Still Loom

The Bank of Canada’s recent decision to trim its key policy rate to 2.5 per cent was not a surprise…

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How Canada’s Small Business Owners Are Bearing the Brunt of a Global Trade War

There’s a quiet resilience running through Canada’s small business community but it’s coming at a steep personal cost. A recent…

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Canada Post’s Crossroads: Why Ottawa Must Put People Before Profit

Canada Post, one of Canada’s oldest and most trusted public institutions, now finds itself at a crossroads and the government’s…

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Canada’s Silver Tsunami: Are We Sleepwalking Into a Labour Crisis?

By 2030, every single baby boomer in Canada will be over the age of 65. On the surface, this may…

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Canadians Deserve a Break at the Pumps and It Looks Like We’re Getting One

Canadians are driving away from the pumps with a little less dread in their wallets. Gas prices across the country…

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Canada’s Fighter Jet Dilemma: A Decision Worth Getting Right

The federal government’s long-awaited review of the F-35 procurement project is dragging on well past its own deadline and that’s…

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Ford Government Faces Another Test: Auditor General’s New Reports Could Spark Fresh Controversy

Ontario is once again bracing for another round of scrutiny, as Auditor General Shelley Spence prepares to release four new…

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Canada Post and CUPW: Negotiations at a Crossroads

It’s no secret that Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) have been locked in tense negotiations,…

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Back-to-School Bargains Can’t Mask Canada’s Deeper Spending Slowdown

It’s tempting to blame a slow August on the end of summer or the usual back-to-school fatigue. But the latest…

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