Ariel Rabinovitch
Digital Broadcast Journalist
Ariel Rabinovitch has been involved in media for over 15 years, and writes about business, economic, and consumer news for Global News.
Ariel is a Film and Communications graduate from Carleton University and has a post-graduate certificate from Humber College for Broadcasting and Production. In school, Ariel spent his free time volunteering for local radio outlets including at Carleton, Humber, as well as University of Toronto.
He then spent several years as the ‘eye in the sky’ for Global News Toronto. Based in a helicopter operating the camera and covering breaking news stories from above. This included floods and fires, traffic issues, local events, protests, following motorcades and even the Toronto Raptor’s championship parade!
Seeking a chance to focus on business news, Ariel then pivoted into a Business Editor role at CityNews and 680 in Toronto, before moving over to BNN Bloomberg to produce TV segments, and then making his comeback to Global News to join the digital team.
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Author Archives
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Will China and Canada ease their tariffs? What’s at stake in Carney visitPrime Minister Mark Carney's visit to China is raising questions about whether some tariffs between Beijing and Ottawa could soon ease in what one expert is calling a 'test.'Canada10 hours
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Bank of Canada adds voice to central banks backing U.S. Fed amid DOJ probeCentral banks around the world, including the Bank of Canada, are voicing their support for the U.S. Federal Reserve after the U.S. DOJ launched a criminal investigation.WorldJan 13
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Statistics Canada is slashing hundreds of jobs, including executivesAbout 850 jobs jobs are being cut at Statistics Canada, plus a portion of the executive team, the federal agency said in a written statement.CanadaJan 13
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No Name brand beef burgers recalled across Canada for E. coli riskSome No Name brand beef burgers are being recalled in Canada for a risk of E. coli contamination, which food regulators say may make people sick.HealthJan 13
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The loonie is up amid Trump’s Fed probe. Who that will help — and hurt?Canadian consumers and businesses could see some short-term benefits from the latest news out of the U.S. concerning the Federal Reserve, but there are also severe long-term risks.EconomyJan 12
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Pizza wars? As U.S. chains fight for consumers, how things slice up hereData in the U.S. suggests pizza companies are facing 'pizza wars' as they compete to retain and attract consumers' dollars right now.ConsumerJan 9
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Unemployment rate climbed to 6.8% in December, StatCan saysCanada's unemployment rate jumped to 6.8 per cent in December 2025 as the trade war and U.S. tariffs continued to impact the job market.EconomyJan 9
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Canada increased imports from the U.S. in October, StatCan saysCanadian imports to the United States increased in October as the overall balance of trade moved from a surplus in September to a slight deficit.EconomyJan 8
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Canada’s 2026 census starts this spring — and 32K jobs are up for grabsThe year 2026 marks another census year in Canada, and more than 30,000 Canadians could even find themselves working for the federal government to help make it happen.CanadaJan 7
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Deloitte says Canada’s economic growth will slow this year amid trade warCanada's economy will likely slow down in 2026 as the trade war and tariffs continue to impact business investment and consumer spending, according to Deloitte.EconomyJan 7
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Carney says Greenland’s security is part of NATO amid Trump threatsPrime Minister Mark Carney says Greenland's security is included in NATO, and the future of Greenland is a decision for the Danish territory and Denmark to make.CanadaJan 6
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Did Jack Ryan predict the Venezuela attack? Why this clip is going viralA viral video clip from the fictional series Jack Ryan may have eerily predicted some of the events in Venezuela over the weekend, but more than five years before the fact.TrendingJan 5
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Some Sea-Doo Switch models recalled over risk of capsizingSome models of Sea-Doos are being recalled in Canada, according to Transportation Canada, which says there is a risk of capsizing.ConsumerJan 5
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Networking is crucial for 2026 job hunters. Here’s how to tap into yoursAmid a challenging job market, networking is one of the best strategies to improve the odds of getting hired in 2026, according to experts.EconomyJan 5
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This is when you’ll get GST tax credits and other federal rebates this yearThe first of several rebates from the federal government is set to go out to qualifying Canadians in just a few days, including GST credits.ConsumerJan 2
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Hiring managers surveyed remain ‘cautious’ about the 2026 job marketA quarter of hiring managers surveyed say they are 'cautious' about their ability to hire more workers in 2026, according to newly released data.EconomyDec 30, 2025
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What’s ahead for Lululemon in 2026 amid stock, CEO and investor questions?What's next for Lululemon as it faces intense competition, a CEO that plans to step down, and an activist investor firm becoming one of the largest shareholders.ConsumerDec 29, 2025
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What is the ‘Santa Claus rally’ and could your portfolio see a boost?Some big seasonal buying activity is poised to happen on Bay and Wall streets in what stock traders sometimes refer to as a "Santa Claus rally."ConsumerDec 24, 2025
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The Bank of Canada is ‘cautious’ heading into 2026, with all eyes on CUSMAThe Bank of Canada says it's staying 'cautious' heading into 2026 as uncertainty remains high with the global trade war, tariffs and a trade deal with the U.S. set for review.EconomyDec 23, 2025
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Canadian return trips from U.S. tank nearly 30% in October: StatCanCanadian residents continued to take fewer trips to the United States in October, according to the latest data from Statistics Canada.ConsumerDec 23, 2025
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Canada’s GDP shrank 0.3% in October, erasing September’s gain: StatCanCanada's GDP fell 0.3 per cent in October, which more than offset the previous increase of 0.2 per cent, according to Statistics Canada.EconomyDec 23, 2025
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Tax season is still months away. Doing 3 things now could help you laterLess than two weeks remain to take advantage of some tax strategies that will help to get more money back when it comes time to file.MoneyDec 19, 2025
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Most Canadians support oil and gas expansion, differ on priorities: IpsosNew data suggests the majority of Canadians support efforts to expand oil and gas development, including expanding and building pipelines — but within that, their support differs.EconomyDec 18, 2025
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62% of Canadians less likely to travel to the U.S. next year: Flight CentreNearly two thirds of Canadians who plan on travelling next year are setting their sights on destinations other than the U.S., according to the latest travel survey data.ConsumerDec 17, 2025
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Are you eligible in TD mutual fund class-action settlement? What to knowSome Canadians may be entitled to a payout from TD after a class-action settlement totaling over $70 million was approved by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.MoneyDec 17, 2025