Business Opinion

The temporary foreign worker program is a scam, and almost everyone is in on it

Ottawa’s new approach to sanctions enforcement risks creating confusion for companies

With constant fires and floods, housing in Canada could become even more unaffordable

Why are cities having to spend $4-billion per year subsidizing provincial services?

Ottawa has softened its capital-gains tax hike. But it’s still not enough

Tariffs on Chinese EVs are a no-brainer. Why is Ottawa dragging its feet?

The folly of Liberal immigration policy is now showing up in the job market

Canada has lost its way in its China relationship, and its prosperity is at risk

Breaking the cycle: Canada’s deficit addiction is hurting small businesses

Is Scotiabank’s new interest in the U.S. surprising? No, it’s back to the basics

Kamala Harris is mostly an unknown quantity. In 2024, that’s a political superpower

Canada’s productivity problem isn’t that big if we exclude oil

The rise of the store-within-a-store, a retail innovation to help save physical shopping

We must do something about conflict of interest in investment management

Cutting through the Noise: Why investing isn’t like the Olympics

Google antitrust ruling reeks of government overreach and has dire consequences

There are greater forces behind this week’s market crash. And they are not done with us

When Olympians can’t make a living off their sport, it shames us as a country

How can the Trudeau government fix its immigration mess? Press ‘Rewind’

Trans Mountain pipeline expansion should be the beginning – not end – of Canada’s energy aspirations

Canada must protect actors’ livelihoods from artificial intelligence

Despite moving to limit temporary immigrants, Canada’s policy lacks vision

Why Microsoft must maintain system access for the likes of CrowdStrike

Ottawa’s restrictions on foreign investment put Canada’s mining sector at risk

Why Air Canada wants more Canadians to take the train

Gildan saga has turned from melodrama into an expensive farce

Landmark monopoly ruling against Google vindicates everything Ottawa has been doing

The end of the generative artificial-intelligence bubble

Economists must convince the public that productivity isn’t just a number

Markets are down, but that doesn’t mean the economy is

Scammers can now use bankruptcy to dodge securities regulators’ fines. Change is needed

Airbnbs only a tiny share of potential long-term housing? Still a problem