U.S. prosecutors and the SEC allege Canadian AI founder Matthew Hudson falsified financials to secure $120M in venture capital. He faces wire fraud and securities charges.

Revised data shows U.S. GDP grew 3.8% in Q2, beating forecasts, as consumer spending jumped and imports fell, offsetting weakness in investment.

A Royal LePage survey shows most Canadian first-time buyers are postponing purchases despite lower rates and stabilizing prices, with 82% planning to wait 12–24 months.

Canada’s parliamentary budget officer projects a $68.5B deficit in 2025, citing weaker growth, lower revenues, and higher spending. Debt-to-GDP is no longer declining.

Statistics Canada says Canada’s population rose only 0.1% in Q2 2025 to 41.6M, the slowest pace outside pandemic years. Migration remained the main driver of growth.

Statistics Canada says Canada’s population rose only 0.1% in Q2 2025 to 41.6M, the slowest pace outside pandemic years. Migration remained the main driver of growth.

A former Royal Bank of Canada employee has been charged with fraud and identity theft after allegedly accessing Prime Minister Mark Carney’s personal data. The RCMP confirmed no threat to national security.

After a seven-year break, Sun Life has launched three actively managed ETF series in Canada, responding to increasing demand for fixed-income and private credit strategies.

Following the BoC’s 25 bps rate cut to 2.50%, BMO economists caution that cutting too quickly may reignite housing speculation and destabilize recent market gains. This article examines the risks.

Statistics Canada reports a 0.2% GDP increase in July, ending a four-month decline. However, early estimates suggest August may show no growth. What this means for monetary policy and the broader economy.