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Economic Indicators
Interest income accounts for more than 40% of the banking industry’s revenues, which means banks were forced to look for alternative income streams in recent years. Key streams include banking fees, as well as insurance and investment management services, reveals an outlook report on the banking industry by the Conference Board of Canada. Read: Investor […]
By Staff |March 29, 2017
2 min read
So say reports from two institutions.
In a speech, Poloz lists three ingredients that have helped Canada progress and grow. Protectionism isn't one of them.
By Staff, with files from The Canadian Press |March 28, 2017
Here’s a hint: throughout the year, energy will be the biggest positive for Canada.
By Sarah Cunningham-Scharf |March 28, 2017
3 min read
Housing experts and economists are trying to determine why prices continue to creep up.
By Staff |March 28, 2017
Last week, the federal budget projected medium-term deficit increases, including a deficit of $28.5 billion for 2017-18, and a deficit of $18 billion still remaining by 2021. Read: Feds will keep asking for more to bolster middle class: Morneau The small measures of raising taxes on alcohol and cigarettes, removing the public transit tax credit […]
By Staff |March 27, 2017
Last week, the Canadian dollar held steady versus the greenback. Will that continue?
Morneau conceded that there's increasing pressure on the business and investment communities.
By Katie Keir |March 24, 2017
Federal budget measures to promote economic growth don’t go far enough, says Ian Russell, president and CEO of IIAC, in a letter from IIAC responding to the budget. For example, he cites the Canadian Business Growth Fund, announced March 9, 2017 and mentioned in the budget, which provides capital from Canada’s leading banks and financial […]
March 23, 2017
4 min read
Tax highlights of the 2017 budget, and what they mean for you and your clients.
By Katie Keir |March 23, 2017
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