Diane Francis: Canada's immigration problems are of Trudeau's own making
Though Trudeau has looked to put curbs on immigration in recent months due to the undeniable problems his reckless policies ...
Odds are stacked against entrepreneurs, latest BDC study says
Higher input costs and inflation are putting a strain on entrepreneurs, with nearly 75 per cent indicating that rising costs are affecting their business, according to a recent Business Development ...
Posthaste: Bank of Canada rate cut unlikely to move the needle on housing market, says poll
Not according to this new poll. The survey conducted for mortgage comparison site Everyrate.ca in late September, found that 74 per cent of Canadians who are considering buying or refinancing need ...
Taking on more debt is not the solution to the housing crisis despite what the Liberals say
The first tax consideration that must be considered is the “change in use” rules of the Income Tax Act. The conditions required for the newly announced mortgage rules, which require a change in use ...
Recent grads, students face ‘full-out screaming crisis’ as they struggle to enter job market
“We are in a full-out screaming crisis,” warned Ilona Dougherty, the co-creator and managing director of the Youth & Innovation Project at the University of Waterloo. “We need to recognize that it’s a ...
Mark Carney says Conservative Party 'doesn’t understand the economy' on MP’s podcast
Carney, who currently serves as United Nations Special Envoy on climate and finance as well as chair of Brookfield Asset ...
Blinken and Netanyahu Agree Sinwar's Death Opens Options
The US’s top diplomat and Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed Tuesday that the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar opens new possibilities for ending the conflict in the Gaza Strip but ...
Toronto's 'rigid' zoning rules could stand in the way of thousands of potential housing units, report says
The Office Replacement Bylaw was adopted in 2003 and applies to designated areas, with the goal of preserving Toronto’s role ...
Canada needs to put 'business lens' on its economy in relations with U.S., says RBC chief Dave McKay
As for the broader U.S.-Canada relationship, the McKay said Canada needs put a “business lens” on its economy and do better at supplying what its biggest trading partner needs.
Bjorn Lomborg: Twenty years of scare stories in the name of climate alarmism
Looking back on more than 20 years of climate agitation, two themes emerge: campaigners’ stubborn unwillingness to ...
U.S. election has Canadian business leaders worried about tariffs: KPMG
Shaira Nanji, a KPMG Law partner in its tax practice, says the prospect of further changes to economic and trade policies in ...
Taxpayers will recover the billions invested in TMX as long as Ottawa is 'disciplined seller,' CEO says
The federal Standing Committee on Natural Resources is studying the project, which expanded the existing 980-kilometre pipeline and effectively tripled crude volumes from Alberta to British Columbia’s ...