Conservative leadership front-runner Pierre Poilievre has been a loud critic of the Bank of Canada
According to the federal agency, real GDP grew by 0.8 per cent in the second quarter
Analysts predicting growth in some areas, drop in others
Wood product sales fell 7.2 per cent in June, while aerospace product and parts dropped 16.8 per cent
Airlines required to pay if reason for cancellation is within their control, but not if safety is at play
More shoppers opting for curbside pickup or in-person purchases now
“They will lose money. The value of their savings is decreasing.”
Layoffs come as buyers revert to pre-pandemic shopping habits
Union concerned acquisition will create lower wages, job instability
July 8 outage left millions unable to use phone for emergency services
As a result, Rogers was unable to route most 911 calls
About 30 per cent of the timber used in the U.S. comes from Canada
Unifor says wages are a key issue in the contract talks as strike vote see 98 per cent in favour
Company says it has not received a proposal and there are no ongoing discussions
Statistics Canada set to release latest inflation data on July 20
“It’s a very, very tough concept to measure,” said Derek Holt, head of capital markets at Scotiabank
“This is certainly going to be on my mind, and the mind of all Canadians”
