Economy, Law & Politics

Q&A | Fundamentals are strong though Canada is vulnerable, says Murray Leith, executive VP and director of investment research for Odlum Brown

Q&A | Downturn not yet on the radar despite Canadian debt and economic uncertainty, says Raymond James Ltd. vice-president Lori Pinkowski

Q&A | Equity markets threatened by inflation, interest rates, according to Matthew Stewart, director of economics for the Conference Board of Canada

Q&A | Jock Finlayson, Business Council of BC executive vice-president and chief policy officer, says Canadian policies helping turn boom to bust

Chances are good that the American “bull run” in equities will continue in 2019, though gains will moderate from 2017 to 2018. The U.S. bull market since the Great Recession of 2008-09 has been the longest in history, but the U.S.

Any projection of the Canadian economy’s trajectory depends heavily upon one’s outlook for the ongoing North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiations.

UBCM delegates urge government, Via Rail to work together toward providing passenger service from North Vancouver to Prince George

Bear market staved off as Canadian, American economies still have room to grow

Q&A | Debt, disruption among risks, says Felix Narhi, chief investment officer and portfolio manager for PenderFund Capital Management Ltd.

Q&A | Growth hasn’t peaked, though warning signs have begun to appear, says Wayne Wachell, chief executive officer and founding partner of Genus Capital Q&A Q: The current American bull market began in 2009, following the Great Recession, and