Economy

The Bank offered a rare acknowledgement that a prospective spending push on infrastructure influenced its call

Advisor.ca explains what the market turmoil means for investors

Canada’s stock market has suffered through a lost decade of returns. Why the bad times for Canadian investors could continue.

Bay Street is sounding the alarm for stimulus spending, but academics are waving them off. Time to call a truce

He predicted that oil would fall to $25—two years ago. Now, financial analyst Bob Hoye believes the next U.S. recession is already here

Here are how some key measures of Canada’s economy changed since Stephen Poloz’s first interest rate cut in 2015, all in one handy chart.

The size of transfer payments can’t tell us if provincial governments are good fiscal managers.

Alberta’s energy sector has yet to suffer anything like Ontario’s manufacturing job losses, so calls for an auto sector-style bailout for the oil patch are premature

The immediate boost to the economy from infrastructure stimulus spending is minimal, while the cost for any new jobs it creates can be huge

5 things to consider before asking Ottawa to embark on a massive stimulus plan for the Canadian economy