The rapidly evolving world of trends, research, risks and breakthroughs in AI are at the forefront of Trend Hunter’s world summit. Read on.

William Pellerin of McMillan LLP talks about what's on the table for CUSMA trade negotiations. Watch here. bit.ly/4mtJwxh

Condo pre-construction sales in the Greater Toronto Area have plunged to levels not seen the global financial crisis, says RBC. Read more

Here's how the crackdown on workplace political speech following Charlie Kirk's murder applies in Canada. Find out more. bit.ly/46yumAR

Canada's proximity to the U.S., shared language and living standard could draw high-skilled foreign workers. Find out more.

Canada must make urgent structural reforms to ensure long-term economic prosperity: Macklem bit.ly/46R1xRE

Tim Hortons to open first-ever pop-up merch store in Toronto bit.ly/4mw3x6u

Here’s everything you need to know about the U.S.-China TikTok deal and what bearing it could have on Canada. Find out more. bit.ly/3VPi0Qd

Arc'teryx has issued a public apology after coming under fire for its recent fireworks display on the Tibetan Plateau. Read more

Every interest rate move triggers the mortgage question of whether to go fixed or variable, but what if you didn't have to choose? Read more bit.ly/4mrFt4E

Employers beware — once the union is in, you have forfeited the freedom to run your own business, writes Howard Levitt. Read more. bit.ly/4pseQPT

If the trade war with the U.S. is a three-act play, Canada's best hope for resolution will come in the third act: the CUSMA review. Read on. bit.ly/3IrDYp2

If Anglo American PLC's proposed takeover of Teck Resources Ltd. falls apart, the two companies could create a joint venture. Find out more. bit.ly/3VpI5oE

Canada's relations with the U.S. have improved, but U.S. ambassador Pete Hoekstra says anti-American rhetoric hurts trade deals. Read more.

The number of Canadians who want to own a business has hit an 8-year high despite ongoing economic challenges, says RBC. Find out more.

Variables are the apparent winners in Bank of Canada decision but fixed-rate lovers should take heart, writes Robert McLister. Read more. bit.ly/4mkapnv

HOOPP CEO Annesley Wallac said Ottawa's nation-building infrastructure projects are a start, but there's a long way to go. Find out more. bit.ly/3KdFonE

Some economists think Bank of Canada policymakers will want to see what fiscal stimulus Mark Carney unleashes in the Nov. 4 budget. Read on.

Housing market and regulatory conditions do nothing to encourage people to utilize 12 million empty bedrooms across Canada. Read more here.

Canada's banks are under increasing pressure to prove their capital-intensive AI efforts have real-world merit and will bear fruit. Read on.

Canadian public servants using AI for work may be putting government data at risk bit.ly/4msYwf1

CRA loses case against taxpayer who claimed moving expenses to get closer to work bit.ly/4nuZdVO

Mortgage expert Ron Butler talks about the Bank of Canada rate cut and whether a fixed or variable mortgage is the best option. Watch here.

BMO is appointing a new chief financial officer, continuing a trend of senior leadership team transitions at Canadian banks. Read more.

Canada's latest job vacancy numbers reveal all kinds of hurdles for employment hunters as openings drop to lowest level since 2018. Read on.

Canada's banks announced Wednesday they would cut their prime rate, following the lead of the Bank of Canada. Find out more. bit.ly/4gxU39s

The trademark green Moosehead beer bottle will soon be no more in what some are calling the end of an era. Find out more. bit.ly/4pqHYqu

Mortgage expert Ron Butler talks about the Bank of Canada rate cut and whether a fixed or variable mortgage is the best option. Watch here.

The decision to buy or lease a new vehicle is as much a personal one as it is a financial one, shaped by how you use the car. Read more.

$1.5B awsuit alleges that Jenny Coco and Toronto real estate magnate Sam Mizrahi defaulted as guarantors on loans for 85-storey high-rise.

Cost of airfare, travel down for the 14th consecutive month bit.ly/4nbV9u6

Here's why there's greater risk in investing in the stock market today than in most periods. Find out more. bit.ly/4694Xil

The U.S. has kicked off a review of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Trade Agreement by launching a 45-day public consultation. Find out more. bit.ly/3VoufCX

Teck CEO says deal with Anglo American is a merger of equals and will bring unprecedented economic and strategic benefits to Canada. Read on

Canada's latest job vacancy numbers reveal all kinds of hurdles for employment hunters as openings drop to lowest level since 2018. Read on.

Posthaste: 4 charts that show why Canada's jobs market isn't on Canadians' side bit.ly/46o7pk1

Cenovus Energy CEO says the oilsands major won't raise its price for MEG — despite rival Strathcona dangling a new competing deal. Read on.

Howard Levitt: Doug Ford was right to order Ontario public sector workers back to the office bit.ly/4poUFlE

Here’s what economists think about the latest inflation numbers and their impact on Bank of Canada’s next interest rate decision. Read more. bit.ly/4psplTb

Ontario’s Beer Store has added another 7 locations to its growing list of closures as alcohol sales rise in the province. Read more. bit.ly/4nasTYO

Interim PBO Jason Jacques said he is not aware of any fiscal anchors set by Canada's current federal government. Find out more. bit.ly/4pwfBYg

Inflation reaches 1.9% as core measures reinforce Bank of Canada rate cut expectations bit.ly/484nYEb

It's time to retire the old advice that everyone should buy a home. The smart money move depends on your market and your situation. Read on. bit.ly/4mcJSrX

Canada should reduce its annual immigration targets and focus on fixing the system, says think tank C.D. Howe Institute. Find out more. bit.ly/4ppf5uT

The $1.5 billion earmarked for the Canada Rental Protection Fund is expected to attract interest from large apartment REITs. Read more.

Canadian uranium stocks rose on Monday after a report suggested the U.S. may expand its own domestic stockpile. Read more.

Canada’s inflation rate accelerated to 1.9 per cent in August, up from 1.7 per cent the month before, with core inflation remaining elevated but showing some signs of easing.

Canada's inflation rate accelerated to 1.9% in August, up from 1.7% the month before, with core inflation remaining elevated. Read more.

Businesses are struggling to pay the bills as Canadians pull back on spending due to the ongoing economic uncertainty. Read more.

There are many reasons why analysts believe gold prices are rising to new records and may continue to do so. Read more.