Bad Bunny aside, last week’s Super Bowl was a dud. I should have heeded the prediction-market betting, which early on pegged the Seahawks as a massive favourite, and switched to the Olympics. But a ...

Days ago it was planes. Trump would act to crush our aviation industry. This week it’s bridges. In fact, THE bridge – the Gordie Howe $6 billion masterpiece which leaps over the Detroit River and is ...

The nation’s second-largest but most self-absorbed housing market tanked last month. You can’t blame the auto sector. There isn’t one. You can’t fault a populist, pugilistic, Trump-baiting government ...

There is an old market adage around the January Barometer, “As January goes, so goes the year.” With the market starting 2026 in positive territory, it adds another constructive signal for equities in ...

They all have populations close to 120,000, which is the number of employed people that vanished from the face of our Dominion last month. The labour force dropped by this astonishing number, so even ...

House sales in Montreal (the second-largest market in Canada) dropped 15% last month. Single-family home deals were off 17%.

Number 10 Who needs cash. Farmers NEED CASH so they do do some cash cash no receipt. However when an expense is a farm ...

Well, Joel (who lives in the GTA) saw Covid as a plot to control, enslave and medicate the masses. He took up the torch of anti-vax (Vaccine Choice Canada), then moved on to whip up public sentiment ...

Today the Canadian dollar was assaulting the 74-cent level. Oil was up another 1%. Gold added $114 an ounce, surging to $5,295 US. Bitcoin swelled by $700 a thingy. All that because the US president’s ...

Garth will post his Monday commentary as soon as the snow dogs permit.

There were no rivulets of blood in the gutter on Bay Street this morning. No crimson stains on the foot of fresh snow. Just another Monday of green arrows for a stock market which catapulted investors ...

Yesterday my snappy partner Ryan told you that living in Donald Trump’s world means learning to cope with investor risk. The president could seriously damage the Fed and monetary policy, leading to ...