🚨A majority of Canadians see a need to keep corporate taxes in Canada competitive with those in the U.S., according to a new public opinion poll by Nanos Research Group. The findings indicate that Canadians are concerned about the potential negative impacts on job creation,

BREAKING NEWS: Canada inflation falls to 2.5 % in July, from 2.7% in June. That's lowest since March 2021. Very benign numbers that will keep the Bank of Canada in rate cutting mode with another cut expected early next month. www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quoti…

The latest from the Globe's business commentary, by Theo Argitis, Jack Mintz: Canada’s corporate tax advantage is eroding – and it’s a threat to our economic future tgam.ca/47ahuRq

An honour to work with Dr. Jack Mintz on this piece for the Globe and Mail on Canada's eroding corporate tax advantage, and the potential impact on the economy. A reminder that Canada must prioritize tax policies that encourage investment. theglobeandmail.com/business/comme…

First class piece by former Finance Minister ⁦Bill Morneau⁩. He knows whereof he speaks. 🇨🇦 needs to wake up to global realities & that requires clear-eyed, determined (& courageous) leadership at the top. ⁦Macdonald-Laurier Institute⁩ ⁦ globe2go.pressreader.com/article/281998…

“The current policy approach favours rent-seeking and low-value manufacturing sectors. Rent-seeking industrial policy stifles productivity and competitiveness by encouraging businesses to seek government hand-outs instead of focusing on innovation. In industries like the

Affordability remains top of mind, but "sticky unemployment" could be next big headache for Trudeau. Up to now, the deterioration has mostly impacted newcomers and youth. My latest take on economic challenges facing the Liberals as caucus meets in B.C. meansandways.ca/news-articles/…

Theo Argitis: Global economic and geopolitical shifts "require a more engaged government. These challenges are too vast for any government to tackle alone without significant private investment. This is where the Trudeau-led Liberals have failed." meansandways.ca/news-articles/…

Canada has no greater competitive advantage than its natural resources, including agriculture, mining, energy, forestry, and more. Yet, the voices of rural communities that power these sectors are often lost in the national conversation. The Rural Prosperity Group, an initiative

Canadian inflation was above 2% for 41 months consecutively - which is the third longest uninterrupted stretch of above 2% inflation in the past 100 years. Record was 246 months between June 1971 and Dec. 1991.