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Canada’s Economic Output Recovers During the Summer Amid Business Reopenings

Canada’s GDP showed signs of a modest rebound during the summer, as the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions prompted consumers to

Thanks to the all-encompassing “Helicopter Money” that is Modern Monetary Theory, global debt has soared to yet another record-high in

Canada’s economy unexpectedly contracted in the second quarter, giving rise to concerns over the strength of the recovery. Statistics Canada

US economic growth fell short of expectations in the second quarter, as ongoing supply chain disruptions and inventory declines outpaced

Canada’s economy contracted by less than expected in April, despite a sudden surge of Covid-19 cases during the spring season.

Canada’s economy continued on its rebound trajectory in the first quarter, as a surge in home construction projects helped fuel

Canada’s recovery appears to be showing continued resiliency, despite a second wave of pandemic-related closures that forced numerous businesses to

The economic calendar appears to be quite busy for the week ahead amid the upcoming highly anticipated Canadian GDP print

The Canadian economy continues to slowly expand, following a pandemic-ravaged year that plunged GDP levels to record lows. In December,

Following a 0.4% increase in October, Canada’s GDP level expanded by another 0.7% in November, amounting to the seventh consecutive