Tomorrow’s inflation report’s expected to be a yawner. Stuck in the mid-2% range. The central bank won’t be jacking or hacking rates for a while. Maybe all year. The housing market will sit on life ...

Time to get real about your personal finances, given what may be coming. We all know the threats. It’s a dodgy world at the moment and the best way to insulate yourself is to either become a nun or a ...

Bad Bunny aside, last week’s Super Bowl was a dud. I should have heeded the prediction-market betting, which early on pegged the Seahawks as a massive favourite, and switched to the Olympics. But a ...

The nation’s second-largest but most self-absorbed housing market tanked last month. You can’t blame the auto sector. There isn’t one. You can’t fault a populist, pugilistic, Trump-baiting government ...

Days ago it was planes. Trump would act to crush our aviation industry. This week it’s bridges. In fact, THE bridge – the Gordie Howe $6 billion masterpiece which leaps over the Detroit River and is ...

There is an old market adage around the January Barometer, “As January goes, so goes the year.” With the market starting 2026 in positive territory, it adds another constructive signal for equities in ...

If a moldy groundhog can predict spring by sticking his snout above ground, what are thousands of investors telling us as they stampede the exits? They smell trouble. Actually, many of them are ...

“Long Time reader of the blog and hailing from Cowtown,” says Derek. “Shamelessly looking for some free blog friendly advice for someone trying to make the single income thing work!” Yes, there are ...

Not that it was much visible behind a looming snowbank, caked in freezing rain, obliterated by whiteouts and raked by sharp winds, but there she was. My flag. Despite the storm, it was Flag Day in ...

“I am sure many Canadians are wondering about whose side NATO will take in a US invasion?” Denis asked this morning. “The world watched (as did NATO) when Trump’s buddy invaded Ukraine. Now Canada is ...