While many investors initially viewed AI as a technology-sector story focused on software and semiconductors, the narrative has expanded dramatically.
For decades, Canadian banks have been viewed as among the safest and most profitable financial institutions in the world.
Canadian home prices have grown substantially over the past two decades, creating significant home equity for many older homeowners. Reverse mortgages offer one way to access that equity without selling the home or making monthly payments.
Canadian mortgage delinquencies have risen unevenly. Some markets have remained relatively stable; others have shown sharper increases. Ontario cities — including Toronto, Barrie and Windsor — have been at the forefront of recent moves.
Gold mining is no stranger to mergers and acquisitions. As gold prices have firmed and capital costs have remained elevated, mid-tier producers have looked at consolidation as a path to scale, lower unit costs and diversified production. The reported $5.1 billion combination of Equinox …
Canada's Big Six banks are once again under the microscope. Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto-Dominion Bank, Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and National Bank of Canada together form one of the most concentrated and influential banking systems …
Canada's critical minerals strategy depends on successful project execution across geographies and commodities. When operational issues, market conditions or strategic considerations lead to production scale-backs, they offer important lessons for the broader sector.
Canada's housing market has long been described in superlatives, and the latest data on household debt continues that tradition. Total mortgage debt has reached new records even as the pace of price appreciation has cooled. At the same time, delinquencies have begun to climb …
Generation Z faces a Canadian housing landscape that looks very different from the one their parents or older siblings encountered. Prices have risen faster than wages,Mortgagequalification has tightened and the down-payment hurdle is significant in major cities.
Senior executive transitions have always been delicate. When mismanaged, they can disrupt operations, shake investor confidence and damage organizational culture. Corporate Canada is increasingly adopting a more structured approach known as 'managed disengagement.'