Thanks to multiple stores having to shut up shop, once thriving malls now resemble ghost towns thanks to the coronavirus pandemic.
As we continue in idleness, the socio-economic resources we need to fight Covid-19, or any other foe, are being depleted and will soon enough be exhausted.
The economy is like a horse carrying big bags of debt on his back up a hill.
Trudeau stated that the government is "focused" on getting money to the pockets of Canadians, with seemingly no regard for the future.
Poilievre says that while large corporations are indeed hurting, the measures announced today by Trudeau could come back to harm Canadians down the road.
The bubble of subprime auto loans could very well burst due to economic crisis. People who have this kind of loan need to proceed with caution in trying to pay it off.
An Alberta meat-processing plant is at the centre of a political storm after the CBC and Rachel Notley’s NDP attacked the plant.
Marine Atlantic has seen a massive decrease in ticket sales due to the coronavirus, which may lead to a formidable financial crunch that could lead to ticket increases or a substantial reduction in services.
The total of Ottawa's emergency assistance programs tallies up to a whopping $146 billion, according to the Department of Finance.
As we slowly move from a health crisis to an economic crisis, expect more appeals for expanded government power.
Signs that the spread of coronavirus is slowing in Canada are giving rise to a discussion about lessening the social distancing restrictions.
The coronavirus-fulled economic collapse that has plagued (and will plague) Canada is far worse than feared.
The Trudeau government's deficit has risen sharply to $184 billion, which is more than triple any former record.
Over the space of a few weeks, 800 thousand restaurant staff have been laid off due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
But Canada can emerge from this pandemic safer and stronger if Canadians are clear-eyed in recognizing the CCP’s responsibility for it, and commit to distancing our economy from China’s after this is all over.
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