Freeland pledges fiscal prudence to avoid feeding inflation even as demands for spending grow

Finance minister said she must show restraint because Canada’s economy is at risk of sliding into a recession
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Freeland pledges fiscal prudence to avoid feeding inflation even as demands for spending grow
Finance minister said she must show restraint because Canada’s economy is at risk of sliding into a recession … Read More ›
Canada’s railways defy critics by pulling off one of the biggest grain hauls on record
But not before slow start to moving the bumper crop prompted calls for industry overhaul … Read More ›
Toronto home prices are down 14% from a year ago, sales down 44%
Benchmark price slips to $1,078,900 in January … Read More ›
A single word from the Federal Reserve chair fuels hopes of lower mortgage rates in Canada
‘The disinflationary process has started,’ says Jerome Powell… Read More ›

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First Nations forge alliance as Ontario’s rush for critical minerals sparks alarm
Calling on Premier Doug Ford to end ‘free entry system’ for miners into their territories… Read More ›
Three important investing terms that confuse investors to their detriment
An attempt to clarify the meaning of diversification, volatility and fees… Read More ›
FP Answers: What are REITs and how do they fit into a balanced portfolio?
Here are a few things to think about before adding a REIT, or any other themed investment… Read More ›


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