Swiftonomics helped keep November inflation around 2% or slightly rising, experts say | CBC News
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is expected to temporarily boost inflation in Toronto, influencing prices in hospitality and other sectors.
ANALYSIS | Trump's threatened tariffs would severely impact Canadian energy if they happen | CBC News
Trump's proposed tariffs on Canadian goods raise concerns regarding severe economic consequences for Canada, particularly in the oil sector.
Lockout at Port of Montreal could be 'catastrophic' for economy, port authority says | CBC News
The lockout of dockworkers in Montreal could lead to catastrophic consequences for Canada's economy, particularly in Quebec and Ontario.
Pricier pineapples? Here's how the U.S. port strike could impact your wallet | CBC News
U.S. port workers' strike threatens supply of goods in Canada, risking shortages and price increases, especially for perishable items ahead of the holiday season.
How Online Casinos Are Shaping the Canadian Economy?
The online casino industry significantly contributes to Canada's economy through job creation, innovation, and increased tax revenues.
July boost in Canadian retail sales welcome, but more rate cuts needed: analysts | CBC News
July retail sales rose 0.9%, but lasting growth needs further interest rate cuts according to economists.
How Canada got to the brink of an unprecedented rail shutdown with billions at stake | CBC News
Canada's two major railways may face simultaneous labor strikes, risking billions in economic impact due to stalled negotiations with the Teamsters Union.
Open banking could spur competition, but fintechs say Canada's moving too slowly | CBC News
Federal efforts in Canada towards open banking are a game-changer but criticism exists over slow progress impacting innovation for smaller financial players.
'Beer tax' increase capped at 2 per cent until 2026, Freeland announces | CBC News
The federal government will cap annual alcohol excise tax increases at two per cent for two more years.
Tax relief for craft breweries with a halved excise duty rate on the first 15,000 hectolitres of beer.
Canadians saved $350 billion during the pandemic. So why aren't they spending it? | CBC News
Canadians have accumulated over $300 billion in savings during the pandemic, but the expected spending boost hasn't materialized yet.
Higher-income households have saved more money during the pandemic, while lower and middle-income households have spent much of what they saved.
Startup Canada's Ultimate Resource Guide Collection for Entrepreneurs
Startup Canada connects Canadian entrepreneurs with valuable resources and support organizations across various sectors for a successful entrepreneurial journey.