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1 week ago |
globalnews.ca | Ari Rabinovitch
Wildfire season is here - and experts stress that Canadians and homeowners need to be more prepared in order to have the best chance at mitigating dangers to themselves and their properties. As dozens of wildfires rage across several provinces, including Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, all eyes are now on what this year's wildfire season could bring, and how Canadians can prepare amid increasingly expensive and frequent natural disasters.
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1 week ago |
globalnews.ca | Ari Rabinovitch
Canadians who invest or own property in the U.S. could soon pay more in taxes if President Donald Trump gets his proposed new spending bill passed by the Senate. And everyday Canadians, as well as seasoned investors, could be affected. Not to be confused with Trump's tariff policies, his administration's so-called "Big, Beautiful, Bill" contains a large amount of tax amendments, with many aimed at nations with what Trump deems "unfair" foreign tax regimes.
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1 week ago |
globalnews.ca | Ari Rabinovitch
The Canadian economy may narrowly avoid a recession this year, but the outlook for growth and the job market is still expected to take a hit from the trade war, according to the latest report from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development. In its Canada economic survey, the OECD outlines key areas that are already slowing or forecast to decline this year, including per capita GDP, housing affordability, adapting to climate change and business sector productivity.
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1 week ago |
globalnews.ca | Ari Rabinovitch
Global economies are on edge as the trade war continues, and there's another sign in financial markets that things may be about to get worse. Demand for bonds worldwide is cooling down quickly as investors appear put off by the outlook for some major governments to be able to maintain their finances, including the United States.
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2 weeks ago |
globalnews.ca | Ari Rabinovitch
Prime Minister Mark Carney says tariffs were part of the discussions he had when meeting with a U.S. congressional delegation visiting Ottawa on Friday. Carney spoke to Global News outside West Block after the meeting concluded and was asked if tariffs were part of the discussion. "Of course, we discussed tariffs," Carney said. The meeting included U.S. Democrats Jeanne Shaheen, Tim Kaine, Amy Klobuchar and Peter Welch, and Republican Kevin Cramer.
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