Monday
Loblaw's multi-billion investment aims to boost jobs and services, while political tensions rise as public economic frustrations stir debates over leadership.
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Canada's economy saw encouraging growth through strong consumer spending and multi-billion investments, yet rising political debates and tariff tensions—especially over lumber—underscored market jitters. Bipartisan efforts and digital innovation panels highlighted a landscape balancing optimism with economic challenges heading into 2025.
Loblaw's multi-billion investment aims to boost jobs and services, while political tensions rise as public economic frustrations stir debates over leadership.
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Bipartisan efforts to boost US-Canada economic ties contrast with market jitters as the Canadian dollar nears a two-week low amid mounting tariff concerns, marking a day of both partnership and pressure.
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Canada’s investment authority hosted a dynamic panel on the digital economy, spotlighting forward-thinking strategies to boost economic progress and regulatory innovation.
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Canada's economy grew 2.6% in Q4, driven by strong consumer spending and investments. Despite looming tariff risks, momentum appears set to carry over into 2025.
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U.S. trade authorities plan tariffs on Canadian lumber imports, sparking renewed economic frictions. The move intensifies the trade dispute, and markets brace for potential disruptions.
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