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Should you invest in high-end real estate as bull market in stocks gets long in tooth? Many Canadians are

How Canada gets seared by the U.S.-China trade deal

Many Canadians are broke and blue (but spending will outpace income growth)

Canadian house prices: Be afraid. Be very afraid

'Overkill’: Bank of Canada must be gentle when it ultimately raises rates, given spike in insolvencies

‘Canada has been entirely dependent on a debt binge to create the illusion of a strong economy.' (Oh, and happy holidays)

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Bill Morneau’s ‘political minefield’: The Canadian government is so broke that …

The Canadian dollar in 2020: ‘Hope for the best, prepare for the worst’ (when worst may be best for some)

Canadians are working many extra hours before and after holidays ... so they can take holidays

Canadians are defaulting on non-mortgage debt at highest third-quarter pace since 2012

How governments could blow it: If Ottawa spends (a bit) but provinces hold back, you’ve got bupkis

And in last place for prime real estate in 2020 (with bargains) … Vancouver

morning business briefing

A challenged Ontario sticks out like a very sore thumb in Moody’s study of the provinces

Unaffordability rears its ugly head as Toronto detached home nears $1.5-million again

Imagine our infamous household debt if the Bank of Canada cuts rates. (It didn’t today, but imagine)

The Canadian dollar in 2020: ‘From good to bad, but not quite ugly'

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40 central banks have eased up. Here’s why the Bank of Canada won’t join in this week

The hills are alive (with the sound of ka-ching): The cost of Canadian ski properties

November 29 Updated

Economically speaking, B.C. is killing it, Alberta is pushing it, Ontario is losing it, Quebec is botching it

We must keep a keen eye on rising Ontario home prices

Why Canada’s global ‘brand’ is among the world’s most potent

Home prices to spike next year, but not like the bad old days (or good old days if you were selling)

Why Canada needs a more feeble dollar (and may get it)

Burned out and bummed out? No, it’s not just you

‘Investors are now back drinking vast amounts of Kool-Aid’: David Rosenberg on the stock market

Don’t expect too, too much from new United States-Mexico-Canada trade pact as approval nears

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Canada oh-so-close to sellers’ market in housing again. Here’s how your city ranks

Here’s what it takes to buy a home in several Canadian cities (and, no, we still can’t afford Vancouver or Toronto)

‘The credit bubble is certainly close to bursting for many more households’: Why many Canadians are going broke

The economic-market glass looks half-full. So, cheers!

Don’t touch my Bimmer: As luxury auto sales suffer, analysts warn special tax would be a bummer

Who’s buying $5-million-plus homes in Toronto? More than 100 people so far this year

When you can’t pay all your bills on time: Meet 32 per cent of Canadians surveyed

Canadian housing markets: What’s flashing green, yellow and red (the colour you care about)

Will Ontario cool the ‘self-inflicted bearish sentiment’ in this week’s fiscal update?

‘The housing sector is clearly on the rebound’: What Bank of Canada expects in next two years

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