Capital gains exemption for donations of public shares has been a Canadian success story, but that story was never finished

Rating their overall effectiveness as ‘moderate,’ FATF finds Canada’s efforts to fight financial crime had numerous supervisory shortcomings

Canada should focus on building the EV market and a more robust auto sector

Even if the Republican Party loses Congress in the midterms, U.S. President’s economic and trade policies will persist

It will not be long until boards are using AI to gain broader and deeper visibility into corporate activities at lower cost and in real time

Regulator spent enormous resources on an unwarranted action that it rightfully should lose

As competition heats up, the country needs to use all the tools it can to develop an attractive environment for investment and growth

Employers want more of the spontaneous collaborative interaction that can only happen in the workplace

After fees are accounted for, the average investor will lose money

The fever in the U.S. may one day pass – whether Canada contracts it is up to us

U.S. automakers appear legitimately worried that the President could make them sacrificial lambs in his talks with Xi Jinping

While they look like mirror opposites, both countries suffer from overinvestment and underconsumption, and how they resolve that imbalance creates trouble for the rest of us

As AI agents become more prevelant in our everyday lives, some retailers are rewriting their terms of service so customers carry the cost of the agent’s mistakes

U.S. regulator is censoring investors in order to shield companies from scrutiny

Canada’s airports will still lack incentives to compete, serve customer needs, lower costs and become more efficient

If Canada wants to produce world-leading companies, it’s time to trade politeness for scrappiness

Ottawa decision to sell concessions in four major domestic hubs promises to be a win for passengers and taxpayers

Closer ties with Europe could help Canada reduce its reliance on the U.S., but decades of economic integration pose a challenge

Canada’s trade deal with Europe remains unfinished, with barriers limiting its benefits for Canadian businesses

Peter Routledge’s recent remarks are arguably the most important words to come from a Canadian bank supervisor in living memory

While there are good symbolic and policy-related reasons to prioritize deeper ties with Europe, talk about ‘associate membership’ is much less compelling

Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to visit Washington on Thursday, marking an era of global ascendancy for Beijing

While the housewarming party enabled the government to show off its new paint job, investors will still ask if it’s a home they’d want to live in

The targets of Carney’s week of shock and awe were the two big challenges facing Canada: prosperity and sovereignty

The AI industry that dominates U.S. capital and investment markets is built to disrupt and go big

The reality is that Canadian companies must do the heavy lifting to achieve his stated goal of doubling non-U.S. exports by 2035

PM’s speech shows he understands what Canada brings to the table. What’s less clear are the asks he wishes to make of Europe in return

As attendees disperse, questions will arise about Ottawa’s ‘productivity mega deduction,’ and Carney will need answers

The government’s strategy puts us at risk of selling off productive assets for little gain

Initiative will address Canada’s lagging productivity by reducing the after-tax cost of investment

If we are to finance nation-building projects at the most affordable price, investors and lenders have to be clear on the country’s plan

Carney’s goal is to have a ‘unique alliance’ with the EU, but finding common ground is not always guaranteed

Even if their motives seem questionable, we should listen to their recent wave of warnings

What Canada had with the U.S. should be the model for a stronger Canada-Europe relationship. No less, but no more

Windows of opportunity do not stay open indefinitely. Capital moves, and Canada must move with it

If taxpayers help build an important business, they should have a reasonable chance to own it

For more than a decade, Ottawa hasn’t offered foreign or domestic investors a compelling reason for why they should invest in Canada

Prime Minister Mark Carney should continue to pursue closer ties with the EU

Frog-in-boiling-water scenario we’ve experienced has enabled us to build up more debt, send stock markets higher and run down our savings