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The latest wave of COVID-19 infections is now retreating, allowing governments to incrementally reopen their economies. Strong growth, surging corporate profits and elevated investor confidence have helped to extend the bull market...

Canadian retail spending to stage summer comeback from third wave lows

COVID-19 added fuel to a housing market that was already running hot due to lack of supply in many parts of Canada. Policymakers announced several measures, but opted for a light touch.

Canadian inflation pressures holding steady ahead of economy’s re-opening

Over the last year, the price of lumber has increased 377%. Check out this visual of what $50,000 of lumber could have built one year ago, and what it builds today.

Bank of Canada to look through “transitory” ups (in inflation) and downs (in GDP)

After fifteen months of on-again, off-again lockdowns — and a persistent call for non-essential travel — Canadians are more than ready to get away. Exactly where that getaway will be varies widely, but the travel itch is prickling nonetheless.

When it comes to BC wine, there’s no shortage of reasons to order directly from the producer.

The Wealthy Barber on what you may have overlooked in your estate plan.