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Economic Update Canada tabled its first Federal budget in two years and the first budget post the COVID-19 outbreak. Below, we would highlight some of the bigger take-aways: Deficit in 20/21 of ~$350 billion, declining to ~$150 billion in 21/22 and then...

While higher rates will eat into corporate profits, we explain why they won’t be the make-or-break factor for U.S. equity performance.

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Soaring prices and the start of the spring season attracted more sellers, according to early reports from local real estate boards.

Chart of the Week Canada will release its first Federal budget in 2-years next week. We will have some thoughts post the release, but our general view is that it is likely to be heavy on spending with a modest risk of changes to the tax code (we believe...

A Good Article to Read As with our last missive, we would point you to a recent piece done by RBC Economics that looks at Canada’s place in the global economy and some of the things that Canada should (and, perhaps, must) do to ensure its economic future...

While there may never be a perfect time to broach the subject, doing it early, honestly and sensitively can help remove a lot of the emotion and maintain family harmony.

The world’s supply chains have endured many blows this century: 9/11, the global financial crisis, the Fukushima earthquake, Brexit. But even in that context, the past year stands out.