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The Bank of Canada governor might praise the federal government’s fiscal stimulus, but he doesn’t necessarily share its optimism about the recovery

Drawing on historical statistics, here’s how the economy under Justin is shaping up against that of his father at this stage in Pierre’s first term

Toronto is Canada’s most important economic engine, yet it’s continually shortchanged when it comes to government funding. It’s time for that to stop.

A new project aims to resurrect long-forgotten Canadian economic data from the statistical dust bin. It’s about time.

Measuring the nation’s growth and progress by GDP is deeply flawed. But is there a better way?

There’s been a lot of terrible economic news in recent weeks. At what point does this become a problem for Justin Trudeau?

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

As Canada readies for Justin Trudeau’s first budget, what can his father’s first budget tell us about the economies each Prime Minister inherited?

Despite the significant boost from interest rate cuts and a low dollar, non-energy provinces have failed to lift Canada’s economy

The Liberals are betting that deficits will boost growth. The low cost of borrowing means it won’t cost us too much to see if they’re right.