Economy

There’s little to suggest Bombardier’s collapse would be the economic crisis its supporters suggest, and it may even be good for Quebec

An ’illustration frenzy’ has taken over marketing, the latest in a trend of ’faux sincerity’

Conservatives took for granted that they had won the intellectual debate about deficits. So when the Liberal party made its surprising tack left during the campaign, Conservatives simply didn’t have the words.

As taxpayer-funded gambles go, there have been riskier ones than Quebec’s flyer on the Bombardier CSeries jet

As head of the massive Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Mark Wiseman is having to take bigger bets and bigger risks to ensure the pension fund keeps growing

In a market where so many have a vested interest in pumping up stock prices, short sellers serve as a necessary, if unwelcome, reality check

The Alberta budget promises a return to balanced books by 2019/20 but relies on a big rebound in the price of oil to get there

Nowhere has low oil prices hit harder than in Alberta, and the government’s finances in particular

Trudeau swept to power with a promise that he will ’grow the economy’, but most of what happens to the economy under his watch will be out of his control

The storm clouds gathering over the global economy will make it hard for the next government to deliver on its promises