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Canadian company to spend $22 8M to expand to Suffolk

Canadian company to spend $22 8M to expand to Suffolk
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Canada GDP unexpectedly shrinks in second-quarter

GDP reading was lower than forecasts by economists and the Bank of Canada. Read more

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Ex-Bank of Canada governor Poloz sees cracks in consumer resilience

Former Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz says inflation is likely to cool faster, opening the door for lower interest rates. Read more.

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Inflation likely rose in July in new phase for Bank of Canada fight

Economists expect the consumer price index to show inflation rose in July, signalling a reversal in progress after steady declines. Read on.

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Inflation report us | Regina Leader Post

The core consumer price index (CPI), which excludes often-volatile food and energy costs, rose 0.2 per cent for a second month. Read on.

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