Housing correction would damage Canada's economy, says BMO reportOTTAWA - A sudden and sharp correction in the housing market could have a devastating impact on the Canadian economy overall, enough to trigger another recession, says a new Bank of … More »Housing correction would damage Canada's economy, says BMO report
OTTAWA - A sudden and sharp correction in the housing market could have a devastating impact on the Canadian economy overall, enough to trigger another recession, says a new Bank of Montreal report.
Millennials shunning restaurants — even the ones with jobsIt’s human nature for kids to make different choices than their parents. But when it comes to the influential Millennial crowd, the children of the Baby Boomers, companies would be … More »Millennials shunning restaurants — even the ones with jobs
It’s human nature for kids to make different choices than their parents. But when it comes to the influential Millennial crowd, the children of the Baby Boomers, companies would be wise to pay close attention. This is particularly true in … Continue reading →
By John Tilak TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian companies are expected to post solid profit gains when they begin unveiling first-quarter results next week, with robust earnings at energy companies seen overcoming weakness at miners and the materials sector. Energy companies will benefit from a ramp-up in production, improved …
OTTAWA - Canada's annual inflation rate rise to 1.5 per cent in March, from 1.1 per cent the previous month, Statistics Canada said Thursday.
By contrast, economists predict that a long-awaited pick up in exports will take hold in the second half of this year as the Canadian dollar weakens and the United States, its top trading partner, recovers further. The Canadian economy will grow 2.3 percent this year and 2.6 percent next year, according to the median forecast …
Foreign workers recruited from Belize are accusing McDonald’s Canada of treating them like ‘slaves,' by effectively forcing them to share an expensive apartment – then deducting almost half their take-home pay as rent.
BEIJING, China - China's automakers are the underdogs heading into next week's Beijing auto show, where foreign and domestic brands will jostle for attention in a market that is increasingly difficult ...
The lawyer of a 19-year-old London, Ont., man charged with exploiting the Heartbleed bug to steal over 900 SIN numbers says his client has been devastated by the arrest.
But is it best to put it in a mutual fund, certificate of deposit, index fund or exchange-traded fund? …
