Canada’s economic performance hasn’t been very good lately—but compared to the rest of the world we look like a safe harbour.
Scotiabank’s Commodity Price Index posted its first monthly loss in July since February.
Canada's in line for a slight acceleration in economic growth six months from now, says the Conference Board.
One reason is these trades will be vulnerable when rates rise. But there’s more to consider.
Here’s a rundown of the outlook for gold, silver, platinum and palladium.
Throughout the rest of the year, monitor these North American trends.
Globe and Mail sources say the Liberal government is looking to set a minimum national carbon price.
B.C.’s housing sector will be one of the main drivers of economic growth this year.
WTI hit $50 over the past week.
Commodity prices have been dropping for the past five years, pressuring B.C. mining budgets and operations.