With Donald Trump’s return to the U.S. presidency, Canada faces an uncertain and potentially volatile future. His past rhetoric about imposing tariffs, economic penalties, and even annexing Canada raises significant
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Ontario’s Housing Crisis: How Political Parties Plan to Address Rising Costs
Housing Affordability Remains a Key Issue for Ontario Voters As Ontario’s provincial election on February 27 approaches, housing affordability continues to be a top concern for many residents—just as it
Global Trade Turmoil: Allies Rethink Strategies Amid US Tariff Surge
In a dramatic turn on the global economic stage, former US President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policies are reshaping alliances and forcing nations to reconsider their strategies. As sweeping tariffs
Richmond Hill Stands Firm Against Trump’s Trade Aggression
In the face of President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff threats, Richmond Hill exemplifies a community that recognizes both the challenges and opportunities inherent in Canada’s economic relationship with the United
Ontario Line Subway Construction Begins and Bayview Village Redevelopment Moves Forward
The Ontario government has officially commenced construction on three stations for the Ontario Line subway: King-Bathurst, Queen-Spadina, and Moss Park. These new stations will provide convenient access to over 70,000
Condo: A Better Long-Term Investment Option Compared to Detached Homes
When discussing cash flow, it’s essential to consider external cash flow sources. This includes funds coming from personal income, borrowing from family and friends, or obtaining a portion through refinancing.
Sharp Decline in Meta’s Stock Post-Earnings and Anticipation of a Hawkish Federal Reserve
The financial markets witnessed a significant development as Meta’s stock plummeted by 19% in post-earnings trading, despite the absence of major negative revelations in the financial report. This stark downturn
Strategic Advice for Navigating Canada’s New Capital Gains Tax Increase
The Canadian federal budget has introduced a notable increase in the capital gains tax, which will have a significant impact on investors across the country. Starting from June 25, 2024,
Bank of Canada Eyes June Rate Cuts Amid New Federal Initiatives to Boost Housing Supply
In a recent update from the Bank of Canada, the possibility of interest rate cuts starting as early as June has been floated amidst ongoing economic turbulence and market speculations.