Lawsuit targets Ontario’s $4-billion syndicated mortgage industryFortress, the largest company in the syndicated mortgage industry, and the Financial Services Commission of Ontario are named in a proposed class-action suit.
After new tax, buyers from China cool to luxury Vancouver homesInterest from China in Vancouver real estate listings worth more than $1 million is down sharply, but local buyers shouldn’t get too excited.
How the Internet of Things is going to transform retailConsumers already have some preconceptions about the fledgling Internet of Things, but businesses are finding novel applications
Why Christy Clark’s pause on carbon pricing makes senseThree reasons why Christy Clark needn’t be panned for halting further increases in B.C.’s carbon tax until other provinces catch up
Gawker’s demise and Trump media’s triumphThe bankrupting of Gawker is part of a tough time for liberal media—and a good time for Trump-friendly media
Is it time to ditch the GDP as a measure of growth?Measuring the nation’s growth and progress by GDP is deeply flawed. But is there a better way?
How do young people afford a house? They find roommates.When house prices are out of reach, some buyers will go to extreme lengths to get into the market
Making sense of the legal fight over Alberta’s power agreementsWhat’s at stake as the Alberta government goes to court over buying agreements tied to coal-fired power plants?
Don’t look now, Canada’s economy is getting uglyThere’s been a lot of terrible economic news in recent weeks. At what point does this become a problem for Justin Trudeau?
Public companies in Canada are going the way of the DodoThe grinding decline of the public company in Canada is the quietest crisis facing the economy today.