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Why Canada’s 1.5% December 2031 Bond (CA135087N266) Could Stand Out as a Discount Government Bond

This is a nominal Government of Canada bond, ISIN CA135087N266, paying a fixed 1.5% coupon in two semi-annual instalments and repaying its face value in full on 1 December 2031. As a direct obligation of the federal government it holds Canada’s sovereign ratings: AAA …

Ankur Sharma | 15 September 2026

Canada Pauses Parent and Grandparent Sponsorship Applications: What It Means for Families

• Canada has temporarily paused accepting new applications under the Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP).

Ankur Sharma | 18 July 2026

Mark Carney's New Privacy Law and AI Rules: Which TSX Stocks Could Benefit?

One of the biggest political developments that has not yet been covered in this series is Canada's rapidly expanding digital governance agenda.

Ankur Sharma | 17 June 2026

Why Are Senate Confirmations, Immigration Funding and Iran Diplomacy Dominating U.S. Politics This Week?

The political landscape in Washington has become increasingly complex as lawmakers, the White House, federal courts, and international allies confront several high-stakes issues simultaneously. Senate confirmation disputes, immigration enforcement funding, midterm election positioning, Supreme Court decisions, budget negotiations, executive actions, and Iran diplomacy have …

Ankur Sharma | 17 June 2026

Which TSX Healthcare Stocks Could Benefit From Canada's Health Reform Agenda?

While housing, defense, immigration and trade have dominated political headlines, healthcare is rapidly re-emerging as one of Canada's most important political battlegrounds.

Ankur Sharma | 17 June 2026

Why Are Federal Reserve Politics, Trade Tariffs and Government Spending Emerging as Washington's Next Big Battles?

While immigration, Senate confirmations, and the 2026 midterm elections continue to dominate headlines, several other political and government issues are rapidly gaining importance across Washington, Wall Street, and global financial markets.

Nitish Kishor | 17 June 2026

Mark Carney’s China Reset: Opportunity or Risk for Canadian Investors?

One of the most important geopolitical and political developments currently unfolding in Canada is the government's evolving relationship with China.

Ankur Sharma | 17 June 2026

National Pharmacare at a Crossroads: What It Means for Healthcare and TSX Stocks

While defense spending, housing, Indigenous reconciliation, trade diversification and infrastructure projects have dominated recent headlines, another important political debate is quietly returning to the forefront of Canadian politics: the future of national pharmacare.

Ankur Sharma | 17 June 2026

Why Is Interprovincial Free Trade Becoming One of Canada's Biggest Political Stories in 2026?

While international trade negotiations, housing, defense spending and healthcare reform continue dominating political headlines, one of the most consequential policy initiatives underway in Canada is the government's push to eliminate internal trade barriers and create what Prime Minister Mark Carney has repeatedly described as …

Ankur Sharma | 17 June 2026

Mark Carney's $10 Billion Indigenous Ownership Strategy: Which TSX Stocks Could Benefit?

One of the most important political developments currently unfolding in Canada is the shift from traditional consultation models toward Indigenous ownership and equity participation in major economic projects.

Ankur Sharma | 17 June 2026
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