Posted March 19, 2019
The loonie may sink back to its record low $0.62 as the country retrenches from a consumer-spending boom into the face of a slowing global economy, warns former Bank of Canada advisor David Wolf. Continue Reading
Posted June 19, 2018
Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues, Other Government Departments-Agencies
If Trudeau bowed to demands from the Trump administration and others for supply management to be dismantled, he’d be eroding a key asset in a sector to which his government is a major lender. Continue Reading
Posted March 22, 2017
The new pair of black oxfords that the finance minister will sport in parliament today are designed in Canada and manufactured in Mexico, a symbol perhaps of the government’s stance on trade. Continue Reading
