Jason Kirby

Canadian companies remain nervous about the future, meaning the decline in business investment is unlikely to improve any time soon.

Why it’s important that the Bank of Canada’s governor is now acknowledging the economy isn’t some unemotional, robotic engine

Why the Bank of Canada is so worried about the unrealistic expectations driving house prices in Toronto and Vancouver

On Wednesday, Ottawa celebrates 150 years of the legislature meeting on Parliament Hill. Here’s what they did on day one.

Millions want to see the Tragically Hip — but are being beaten by resellers, flipping tickets at a mark-up. But those prices aren’t as inflated as you think.

A look at the dramatic ways immigration to Canada has shifted over the last 25 years

Real estate helped Vancouver’s economy outperform, yet astronomical prices will make it extremely hard to lure young, skilled workers to the city

The idea that Canada has the fix for what ails the world economy—this time, with debt-fuelled stimulus spending—has proven enduringly enticing over the years

The current bull market is now the second-longest in history, yet the U.S. economy and American workers have lagged far behind

What explains our insatiable appetite for stories about shortages?