CANADIAN ECONOMY

Canada has strong ties to India, but the economic relationship is miniscule. That can and should change.

Is this country’s strength thanks to its particular blend of challenges — or, volatility — and not in spite of it?

Madelaine Drohan on what to expect from finance in 2015.

Only one week into 2015, and January has proven to […]

The foreign investment agreement is a real gain for Canadian companies seeking to go global, says Hugh Stephens.

The Canadian firms that will benefit most from the trade agreement with the EU will be those that can innovate and adapt to the European market, argues Danielle Goldfarb.

Immigrant-owned businesses are helping Canada connect to global markets, says Danielle Goldfarb.

Canadian companies are globally competitive in many lesser-known sectors beyond oil, wheat, and autos, says Kristelle Audet.

Natural resource extraction has proven to be a particularly volatile source of revenues for Canada, says Tzeporah Berman.

If Canada’s financial sector wants to compete, it needs a competitive advantage. Responsible investing could be that advantage, argues Brett House.

The disorderly development of Canada’s oil resources benefits today’s economy, but will leave little for future generations, says Daniel Trefler.

While there is a new emphasis on smaller Canadian companies becoming more active in emerging markets and developing countries, not all small- and medium-sized businesses will succeed, argue Danielle Goldfarb and Sui Sui.

Laura Dawson and Danielle Goldfarb on how Alberta recruits U.S workers to plug skills gaps.

Danielle Goldfarb on how growing Chinese exports to the U.S. are changing the economic landscape for Canadian industries.

Jennifer Jeffs reflects on how far North America has come since NAFTA was signed 20 years ago and how the continent can continue to grow together.

Jennifer Jeffs on how Mark Carney will continue to represent the best of Canada to the world.

Danielle Goldbarb on how Canada’s traditional trade relationships are changing – and will only change more in the coming years.