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Only 3 sectors accounted for more 40% of all temporary foreign workers in recent years, Statistics Canada saysThe employment of temporary foreign workers in Canada has become increasingly concentrated in sectors that offer low-paying jobs, according to a stu...

Watch: Dennis Mitchell of Starlight Capital talks about what investors can expect next yearDennis Mitchell, chief executive and CIO of Starlight Capital, looks back on what affected stock markets in 2023 and looks forward to 2024. He explains what investors...

Watch: Greg Valliere of AGF Investments talks about the upcoming U.S. presidential election's impact on CanadaGreg Valliere, chief U.S. policy strategist at AGF Investments Inc., talks to the Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about the upcoming United States p...

Decarbonization, deglobalization and demographics will help keep inflation higher than historical standardsBy Tim Pickering We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team....

A federal fund could allow non-profits to buy and maintain existing stock, freeing up private sector capital for reinvestmentBy Mark Kenney and Sam Kolias We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see...

Wall Street’s final session of 2023 saw stocks taking a breather near all-time highs. For bulls defying every doomsday scenario, that was just a blip for a market notching its longest weekly advance since 2004. The uneventful Friday before the holiday had...

Brendan Caldwell, president, CEO and CIO, Caldwell Investment Management FOCUS: North American large caps  MARKET OUTLOOK: The market has done very well this year despite the elevated economic and geopolitical uncertainty. Better-than-expected earn...

Governments are going to have to address sluggish productivity growth. Either that or get turfed at the pollsLast week, I summed up 2023 as a year of poor economic performance, with high interest rates, declining real per capita GDP and shortages of housing...

Payroll taxes, carbon taxes and excises are all going up. And Ottawa won't extend the Jan. 18 deadline for paying back COVID loansBy Brianna Solberg We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other...

FP Outlook 2024: Here are the key headwinds, tailwinds and sectors investors should be watchingA lot of the outlooks Canadians read are about stocks down south, many focused on whether the bulk of them will catch up to the Magnificent Seven megacaps that hav...