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Canada is at a crossroads January 26, 2020
En Français Canada is the second-largest country in the world, and one of the least densely populated. Yet we have the second-fastest wireless networks in the world. As a nation, we should be proud. We should hold our heads high. Despite our vast geography and our small population, we lead the world. But this didn’t […]
Callum Smith
The power to lead change January 21, 2020
How would you describe your journey as a female Indigenous entrepreneur? Being a female Indigenous entrepreneur right now means having the power to lead and change the community and the world. I definitely had to overcome some challenges, but I had dealt with challenges earlier in my life when I was working at a maximum-security […]
Callum Smith
There is no such thing as ‘good enough’ January 14, 2020
For some Canadian entrepreneurs, moving to Silicon Valley is a one-way ticket. What made you decide to come back? At the time, I was dating someone in Toronto – it was a long-distance relationship for many years. When my partners and I sold the company we had started, I asked myself, “Is this relationship going […]
Callum Smith
Straight talk on energy December 17, 2019
I am a committed, first-generation Canadian. I care deeply for this country, which gave my parents a new start after Canada liberated the Netherlands in the Second World War. And, I should say, I accept the science of climate change. I believe we need solution-focused change on both the production and consumption of fossil fuels. […]
Callum Smith
The energy-hungry world isn’t waiting for Canada December 10, 2019
We’re putting our standard of living at risk if we don’t develop a more balanced approach to harnessing Canada’s energy future. That was my message on the Canadian Club of Toronto stage where I hosted an important conversation about our country’s energy future with Enbridge CEO Al Monaco. As I travel the country and world, […]
Callum Smith

CTV Business News

German privacy watchdog investigates clothing retailer H&M January 27, 2020
A German privacy watchdog says it has opened an investigation into clothing retailer H&M amid evidence that the Swedish retailer had committed 'massive data protection breaches' by spying on its customer service representatives in Germany.
Workers criticize Amazon on climate despite risk to jobs January 27, 2020
Hundreds of employees are openly criticizing Amazon's record on climate change despite what they say is a company policy that puts their jobs at risk for speaking out.
Watchdog: China is second-largest arms producer behind the U.S. January 27, 2020
China is the second-largest arms producer in the world behind the United States but ahead of Russia, a Swedish arms watchdog said Monday.
India plans sale of debt-laden carrier Air India January 27, 2020
India said Monday it plans to sell its entire 100 per cent stake in the national carrier Air India to shore up falling government revenues amid an economic slowdown, after an initial attempt last year failed to attract a single bidder
China virus outbreak rams global tourism, costing billions January 27, 2020
With tens of millions of Chinese ordered to stay put and many others opting to avoid travel as the new coronavirus spreads, tourism around the global is taking a heavy hit during one of the biggest travel seasons, the Lunar New Year.

Global Money News

From lower oil prices to a weaker loonie: How the new coronavirus could impact Canada’s economy January 27, 2020
The new coronavirus outbreak could be a bump in the road for a Canadian economy that's already looking wobbly.
Erica Alini
U.S. stocks tumble as coronavirus cases spike in China January 27, 2020
Stock markets and the price of oil tumbled Monday after China announced sharp increases in the number of people infected with a potentially deadly virus.
The best cellphone plans in Canada: Which deals are worth your money? January 25, 2020
Most wireless providers in Canada are offering the exact same price for the market's newest phones. But what do you get in each plan?
Olivia Bowden
Canada’s 2020 tax season: 4 things you need to know before you file January 25, 2020
New tax credits and a tool to check processing time: what's different for your 2019 tax return.
Erica Alini
TD to start charging compound interest on all personal credit cards January 24, 2020
TD says it will add unpaid interest charges to cardholders' balances at the end of each statement period beginning in March.
Erica Alini

Statistics Canada, The Daily: Business performance and ownership

Annual Head Office Survey, 2018 January 24, 2020
Despite head office closures in several sectors, including retail, the number of head offices increased moderately (+0.3%) to 2,737 in 2018, and head office employment rose slightly (+0.1%) to 228,291 employees. The addition of new head offices for cannabis companies was one factor driving this increase.
Study: Productivity dispersion, technological diffusion and productivity growth in Canada January 17, 2020
Labour productivity growth slowed in Canada and in a number of other developed countries after 2000. In many Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development countries, this slowing was accompanied by a widening of the labour productivity gap between the most productive firms and all other firms. It has been hypothesized that this growing dispersion in […]
Quarterly estimates of business entry and exit, third quarter 2019 January 13, 2020
Quarterly estimates on the number of firm entries and exits in the business sector, with associated employment, broken down by North American Industry Classification System industry, are now available for the third quarter.
Electric utility financial report, 2017 January 10, 2020
Data from the Annual Electric Utility Financial Report Survey are now available for 2017 upon request.
Canadian Economic News, December 2019 January 9, 2020
The December issue of Canadian Economic News is now available.
Logging, 2018 December 23, 2019
Total revenue from all logging activities reached $11.6 billion in 2018, an increase of $781.2 million, or 7.2%, from 2017. Logging (except contract) accounted for $5.8 billion, while contract logging accounted for $5.7 billion.
Monthly civil aviation statistics, October 2019 December 20, 2019
The six Canadian Level I air carriers flew 6.6 million passengers on scheduled and charter services in October, down 0.1% from October 2018. This marks the fourth consecutive year-over-year monthly decline. There was a 0.5% decrease in September 2019.

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