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Provinces that are smaller than Ontario can't afford barriers in trucking, liquor sales and other sectors, says new report.
By Staff, with files from The Canadian Press |October 25, 2016
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U.S. CPI rose at an annualized rate of 1.5% in September on higher energy prices, marking the fastest pace for inflation in five months.
By Jessica Bruno |October 25, 2016
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If Canadians continue to work well past their fifties, advisors may have to alter how they approach retirement planning. More employed people are 55 or older, reports Canadian Business, citing data from StatsCan’s recent labour survey. The number of workers aged 55 and older grew by 57,000 from August to September 2016, and by more […]
By Staff |October 24, 2016
Canadian businesses trading with China are missing out on new opportunities and cost savings because they aren’t using renminbi, the world’s fastest growing currency, reveals a 2016 HSBC global survey of business decision-makers in 11 countries. Globally, 40% of countries recognize a business advantage in using RMB. For Canadian businesses, that drops to 22%. Read: […]
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The head of the British Bankers' Association has warned that financial firms are planning to start leaving London.
By Staff, with files from The Associated Press |October 24, 2016
In 50 years, the average home in Toronto will cost $4.4 million. That might sound crazy, but Toronto Life research makes the case.
By Staff, with files from The Canadian Press |October 21, 2016
The Trudeau government’s team of economic advisers has presented growth-lifting recommendations; they focus on immigration, infrastructure and investment strategies.
The CRA crackdown on real estate tax fraud is producing some big numbers in audit recoveries. Read: Feds close loophole on capital gains exemption The CRA’s website shows that, for the last year and a half, audit recoveries in B.C. and Ontario total more than $240 million. In B.C., $30.3 million (from 2,366 case files) […]
By Staff |October 21, 2016
Canadians are working longer than ever, either by necessity or by choice. But public policy is still stuck on old ideas about aging and retirement.
By Kevin Carmichael, Canadian Business |October 20, 2016
The 2016 U.S. election campaign will soon end, and investors should remember that fact when reviewing their portfolios. Still, here’s some insight on what to expect in the near term.
By Melissa Shin |October 20, 2016
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