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We discuss the rather large moves seen in currencies this year and reflect on the Canadian dollar which had been more resilient until recently.

Janet Engels and Tylar Lunke discuss how the Fed’s recent actions surprised markets and set off more volatility, before talking about what they think is in store for investors and the sort of action investors should take.

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The Fed’s actions have amplified uncertainty and pressure on stock markets. We examine the recent weakness and what it implies for coming quarters.

New school program empowers students to open up about mental health and ask for help.

Is Canada ready to meet a 50% surge in electricity consumption over the next decade? It's a tall order, even unlikely at our current pace of decision-making.

Canadian real estate vs. the stock market, the tug of war between inflation and growth

Rachelle discusses the tug of war that may ensue between inflation and growth concerns given recent updates from the likes of Fedex and the steel makers.

Chart above from RBC Global Asset Management (data through December 31, 2021). "When comparing real estate and equity investments, it’s important to understand the historical growth associated with these different asset classes. A common misconception...