The loonie has been trading above 81 cents US for seven days in a row and currency analysts say it could climb further in coming months.
Affordable housing advocates say young Canadians who remain shut out of the housing market are the collateral damage of policymakers unwilling to make big moves to cool pricing.
Housing that is bigger than a shoebox condo but smaller than a single-family detached home is referred to as the “missing middle.”
Fifty-three per cent of Canadians say they’re $200 or less away from not being able to pay bills and meet monthly debt obligations, according to a new survey.
Measures offering targeted support for women who were disproportionately impacted by COVID are needed in the upcoming federal budget, economists and labour market analysts say.
Pent-up demand for social interaction, plus record savings during COVID-19, could fuel an economic bump reminiscent of the Roaring 20s, a growing number of economists say.
Walmart is gearing up for a battle against another multinational that has also reaped record profits during the pandemic, says retail expert David Soberman.
People are paying huge sums of money for NFTS — things they’ll never hold and that they have to share with the world.