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October 2026
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- Bank of Canada survey finds cautious hiring despite stronger business sentimentBusiness
The central bank’s third-quarter interviews suggest businesses are investing selectively, while tariffs and energy costs continue to complicate plans.
- Statistics Canada reports September inflation at 3.1% as gasoline drives riseBusiness
Higher gasoline prices pushed the headline consumer price index upward, while the year-over-year rate excluding gasoline eased to 2.2 per cent.
September 2026
- Ottawa Gives Billion-Dollar Investors Priority Access to CRA Tax Rulings as Carney Courts Global CapitalEconomy
Investors committing at least $1 billion to Canada will receive priority access to advance tax rulings as the federal government looks to reduce uncertainty around major projects and attract new investment. TORONTO :- The federal government is offering large-scale investors priority access to binding tax rulings from the Canada Revenue Agency as Prime Minister Mark
- Canada Lost 42,000 Jobs in August, Behind the Number, Families Are Feeling the SlowdownEconomy
Canada’s labour market ended the summer on a weaker note, with employment falling by 42,000 positions in August, according to Statistics Canada. The unemployment rate held at 6.4 per cent. Those figures are often presented as a monthly economic scorecard. For people living through the slowdown, however, the experience is more personal: a contract that