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As Canada navigates a period of sluggish productivity and intensifying global competition, policy debates over industrial strategy have become increasingly prominent. A recent Financial Post commentary by economist Jack Mintz
Canada appears to be entering a new phase of policy balancing: while economists gauge that the Bank of Canada (BoC) is unlikely to raise interest rates in the near-term, the
Canada’s recently announced federal budget is drawing attention from economists as a potential trigger for renewed monetary easing. While the budget emphasizes large capital investments and modest fiscal stimulus to
Economic analysts were caught off-guard this week after Statistics Canada announced it would delay the release of the country’s September trade report, citing missing input from the US Census Bureau.
Diplomatic momentum around the Canada–US trade negotiations has slowed dramatically, as US Ambassador David Cohen said he sees “no realistic path” to reaching a tariff resolution before American Thanksgiving. His
Canada is entering a phase where fiscal ambition and monetary restraint must walk a fine line. On the one hand, the federal government, under François‑Philippe Champagne as Finance Minister, is
Canada’s sluggish productivity growth has become a central challenge for policymakers. In recent remarks, Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers of the Bank of Canada argued that increasing competition in Canada’s
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will make his second Oval Office visit on October 7, 2025, to negotiate tariff relief and recalibrate the Canadian – American economic relationship under mounting
In a significant escalation of trade tensions, the US government announced new tariffs on lumber products and wood furniture, measures that directly affect Canada’s forestry sector and export dynamics. Adopted
As Canada grapples with trade headwinds and shifting global dynamics, economist Daniel Araya argues that forging stronger ties with Asia isn’t just desirable, it’s essential. In his recent Financial Post
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