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Canada's resource sector is once again at the center of a national conversation about economic growth, exportDiversification, and long-term competitiveness. Two industries in particular —Mining, with its expanding critical minerals mandate, and liquefiedNatural Gas, which is finally reaching export-ready status after years of development …

For markets, the document is a study in fiscal choreography. Bond yields, the Canadian dollar andCredit-default-swap spreads on Government of CanadaDebtall hinge on whether the lowerDeficitnarrative will hold once the new spending fully rolls out. For households, the question is more practical: how much …

Barrick Gold's plannedSpinoffand separate New York Stock Exchange listing of selectMiningAssetsis generating significant attention across globalCapital-markets/">CapitalMarkets, arriving at a moment when gold prices have climbed to multi-year highs and institutional appetite for precious metals exposure has rarely been stronger. The transaction, which would create …

Canada energy prices vary considerably across provinces, but among the most striking divergences in the current market is the widening gap between Alberta power costs and Saskatchewan electricity rates — two neighbouring prairie provinces with broadly similar economies but fundamentally different approaches to managing …

Canada'sMiningsector is increasingly being recognized as one of the country's most powerful engines for sustained economic growth — a reality that is coming into sharper focus as governments at both the federal and provincial levels grapple with the challenge of diversifying nationalRevenuestreams and reducing …

This article unpacks what has changed in the OpenAI-Microsoft-Amazon triangle, why it matters for the cloud and AI ecosystem, and how Canadian investors should think about positioning across cloud, semiconductors, software, and Canadian tech.

For Canadian investors, the question is whether Dimon's warning is a U.S.-centric concern or a signal to reposition Canadian portfolios. This article unpacks Dimon's reasoning, what is actually happening inCreditmarkets, and how Canadians invested in banks, REITs, and high-Yieldbonds should think about positioning.