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The Daily Press (opens the original)
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Canada continues to face a familiar economic challenge: turning its considerable advantages into stronger investment and productivity growth. Canada has many qualities that should make it attractive to investors, including abundant natural resources, a highly educated workforce, and credible institutions. The first Canada Investment Summit sought to showcase these advantages and potential investment opportunities to global investors. Over the next five years, the objective is to attract more tha
Canada looks to turn investment potential into economic growth (opens the original)
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Canada continues to face a familiar economic challenge: turning its considerable advantages into stronger investment and productivity growth. Canada has many qualities that should make it attractive to investors, including abundant natural resources, a highly educated workforce, and credible institutions. The first Canada Investment Summit sought to showcase these advantages and potential investment opportunities to global investors. Over the next five years, the objective is to attract more tha
Canada’s response has been carefully structured and strategic (opens the original)
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As summer comes to an end, the global economy remains on relatively firm footing. Business activity surveys continue to point to expansion, with momentum evident across both manufacturing and services. In the U.S., economic growth appears poised to accelerate meaningfully in the third quarter, with annualized real GDP growth potentially exceeding 3 percent, following a more modest pace of 1.5 percent in the previous quarter. While this resilience provides a constructive foundation for financial
Canada navigates new trade tensions with the United States (opens the original)
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Canada – United States trade negotiations broke down last week, despite earlier signs of meaningful progress. The two sides reportedly failed to agree on auto sector tariffs, while U.S. demands around Canada’s ability to pursue trade agreements with other countries and protections around Canadian culture and sovereignty also proved difficult to reconcile. As a result, the United States imposed a new 50 per cent tariff on roughly $28 billion of Canadian goods, with Canada announcing retaliatory t
Energy and food costs keep inflation hot while home sales rise (opens the original)
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Inflation in Canada continues to sit above the Bank of Canada’s (BoC) two per cent target inflation rate, with the July report coming in at three per cent year over year from 2.8 per cent in June. Much of the increase was driven by higher energy prices, as the conflict in the Middle East created volatility surrounding oil prices. Gasoline prices averaged 26 per cent higher than in July 2025, a pace that accelerated from the 20 per cent year over increase in June. The other hot component once aga
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