Are trade tensions hurting the Canadian economy more than they’re pushing up prices?
When it left its key policy rate unchanged for the second time at 2.75% at its June 4 meeting, the Bank…
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Should Canada worry about a sudden hedge fund exit from government debt?
When a Bank of Canada research paper wanted to illustrate how bond markets could be disrupted by flows, it chose a…
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Pride, stress & perception: Canada’s 2024 Public Service Employee Survey offers reputation management insights
Public affairs and public relations professionals working within the federal government can leverage Canada’s 2024 Public Service Employee Survey (PSES) results…
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Investors want better intangibles disclosures. What does this mean for brand teams?
Historically, demonstrating the quantifiable value of brand building and marketing efforts has been a challenge, often treated as a cost rather…
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Canada wants to fast-track ‘nation-building’ infrastructure projects. What investors should know
As the world trade order is being reshaped, Canada is seeking to reduce its reliance on the U.S., beef up economic…
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How OECD 2025 Canada survey illustrates the interplay between E, S and G
Weak productivity, high household debt, low housing affordability, and a strong exposure to physical climate risks top structural economic challenges Canada…
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In the news: America’s credit rating got downgraded. Is Canada’s next?
As markets absorb the recent downgrade of U.S. government debt by Moody’s, an uncomfortable question emerges: Is Canada’s pristine triple-A credit rating now under threat?…
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Hedge Funds: Stabilizers or Stressors in Canada’s Debt Auctions?
As the Government of Canada’s bond issuance has surged over the past five years, so too has hedge fund participation in…
