According to a recent Statistics Canada report, Canada’s population has just hit the level it was previously expected to reach in 2028.

Despite growing skepticism among investors, as evidenced by their withdrawal of billions of dollars from ESG equity funds so far in 2024, many finance industry leaders continue to claim that ESG-focused investing produces above-average returns. But is that true?

According to a new Leger poll, a significant percentage of Gen Z and millennial Canadians don’t believe that billions of dollars in government subsidies to build electric vehicle (EV) plants—including $5 billion to Honda, $13.2 billion to Volkswagen and $15 billion to Stellantis—will benefit them.

A recent TD report warned of British Columbia’s “lackluster investment prospects,” which are impeding strong economic growth. Fortunately, policymakers in Victoria can do something about it.

According to a recent announcement, the Smith government plans to expand film and television tax credits in Alberta.

According to a new directive from the Houston government, beginning next schoolyear, junior high and high school students in Nova Scotia must turn off and keep their phones out of sight during classroom instruction, with exceptions based on the discretion of teachers who will be forced to deliberate on every smartphone request.

If you paid all your taxes up front, what day in the year would you stop working for the government and start working for yourself? According to a new study published by the Fraser Institute, Tax Freedom Day in New Brunswick this year was June 15.

This Canada Day, Canadians can be proud to live in a country with a history of peace and progress and much potential. But we can’t ignore Canada’s recent dismal economic performance and the financial pressures—driven by stagnating income growth—on households.