Canadians are struggling to service historic levels of household debt and the Bank of Canada will have no choice but to drop rates next year to provide relief, according to a veteran economist.
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A new Interac survey finds government impersonation is one of the biggest financial scams plaguing people across Canada.
The Saskatchewan government is forecasting a $250-million deficit this fiscal year due to higher expenses related to the summer drought and lower projected resource revenues.
We would be beyond shocked if the fastest rate hike cycle in history ended in a soft landing. But that is consensus, and if 2023 was an example, consensus may not be what we get.
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