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

November 21 Updated

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

November 20 Updated

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

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

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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

Arduous hours, a struggle for income: Why 1 million Canadians are working more than one job

Bank of Canada ‘ghosting’ ends today. (But don’t expect a kiss. That should come from the Federal Reserve)

Assembly-line millionaires: Canada is churning them out, but leaving many people behind

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Watch the Canadian dollar this week (and the next 20 trading days). There could be trouble

Oh, relax, Liberal minority governments can be good for the Toronto stock market

What separates leaders Ottawa and Montreal from laggard Vancouver? (About 100 spots in a global ranking of housing markets)

Canadian dollar shrugs off minority government, lives to fight another day (just like the Liberals)

Don’t freak out over budget deficits (no matter who wins the federal election tonight)

morning business briefing

There’s one federal election scenario that could whack the Canadian dollar

Where sellers or buyers rule: The state of 31 Canadian housing markets

Four questions dog the Toronto stock market. Here are BMO’s answers

The silence of the lamb chops: Why inflation won’t nudge the Bank of Canada

Yes, you may be able to afford a new home in Toronto. No, you can’t have a backyard

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How the ‘Trump uncertainty shock’ is devaluing the Canadian dollar

Pace of mortgage credit speeds up amid ‘fear of a return to bubble-like conditions’

Hey, big spender. (Well, maybe not that big): What analysts are telling clients about Liberal and Tory fiscal plans

A car in every driveway: Why Canadian auto sales are stalling (and why we’ll be buying more used ones)

Trump’s merry-go-round: Where the U.S. dollar is concerned, he’s part of his own problem

Broke, stressed and in no mood to spend more: The state of many Canadians and their finances

Here’s something different: What ‘could go right’ for stock markets in this chilling month of October

Why David Rosenberg thinks the Democrats may sweep in 2020. (Hint: Think ‘let them eat cake’)

I’m a Canadian entrepreneur and I don’t have a life: What a new survey shows

A warning for Canadian manufacturers: ‘There could be more widespread pain ahead’