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Canada's population growth slows to lowest level in 80 years (opens the original)
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Canada’s annual population growth has slowed to its lowest level in more than 80 years due to lower immigration, says Statistics Canada. The population is estimated to have added 189,425 people from July 2025 to July 2026, which is the lowest annual growth since 1944-1945, when the population increased by 126,000 people, the agency said on Wednesday. The population’s growth of 0.5 per cent in the past year is the lowest since the 0.3 per cent increase in 1915-1916. Overall, Canada is estimated t
CRA to provide advanced tax rulings for companies looking to invest $1 billion or more, says Ottawa (opens the original)
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Ottawa will prioritize advance income tax ruling requests related to investments of $1 billion or more in Canada, the federal government said on Monday. As a result, companies looking to invest more than $1 billion can now obtain a binding decision from the Canada Revenue Agency on how income tax laws will apply to a proposed transaction before they commit the capital. The move, announced by the federal government ahead of the Canada Investment Summit this week that will bring together global in
TD and Scotiabank join other banks in promising to deploy over $250 billion dollars worth of capital (opens the original)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank and Bank of Nova Scotia have committed to deploy billions of dollars over five years to accelerate growth in sectors they deem critical for the future of Canada’s economy, following similar steps taken by the other big Canadian lenders ahead of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s investment summit. TD announced a $150-billion commitment with a focus on sectors such as energy, critical minerals, defence, artificial intelligence and infrastructure. The bank estimates that new invest
Some of Canada’s biggest financial players are promising billions of dollars ahead of Mark Carney’s investment summit (opens the original)
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Some of Canada’s biggest financial players this week have promised to deploy billions of dollars in sectors such as defence, energy and artificial intelligence that will likely play a key role in boosting the country’s economy. Their promises come ahead of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Canada Investment Summit next week that will bring together global investors, Canadian executives and public-sector representatives. They also come after Canada’s top banking regulator in June reduced the amount of
BMO commits $70 billion in new spending to help build Canadian industry (opens the original)
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Bank of Montreal says it will mobilize up to $70 billion in new capital over 10 years in sectors it considers critical to Canada’s economy, including energy, transportation, mining, defence and artificial intelligence. “Building Canada has always depended on bold ideas backed by capital,” chief executive Darryl White said in a statement on Friday. “The opportunities before us today in these critical economic sectors are the latest chapter in that story.” Canada’s biggest lenders are promising to
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