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La mise en pause forcée des entreprises et le choc économique causés par la crise de la COVID-19 frappent de plein fouet plusieurs entrepreneurs québécois.

There have been a number of recent changes and announcements relating to capital, primarily from the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (Canada) ("OSFI"). This article summarizes these developments.

Legislation for the period 12/08 to 12/21.

For the last three years, governments, businesses and workers have confronted a series of shocks and disruptions that have tested their agility and resilience.

Since 2006, the year before the onset of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), real GDP per capita in Canada has grown at an average annual rate of 0.4%, well below the average of 1.6% of the prior years.

Ford Motor Co. would like the U.S. government to sponsor an automotive stimulus program to help the industry get back on its feet after the coronavirus crisis abates.

The global and Canadian economies are still adjusting to the shocks of COVID and war. Inflation remains elevated, and monetary conditions are restrictive.

This situation goes beyond a matter of equity and raises a significant economic issue.Is Québec fully mobilizing its entrepreneurial potential to ensure the long-term sustainability of its businesses...

In late February 2018 I released a column titled "Recession Proofing – Why Now? Perhaps the Better Response is Why Not?" It struck a nerve with the legal industry.

While economic recovery from the pandemic to date, internationally and in Canada, has been uneven and bumpy, a large share of output and jobs have been regained, and the prospects for advanced...

The Spring Economic Update 2026 introduces a mix of targeted personal and business tax measures aimed at improving access to disability supports, supporting home ownership and labour mobility...

Le Québec possède une économie moderne, diversifiée et quelque peu dirigiste, dans laquelle le gouvernement ne craint

Since Donald Trump took office, the global political landscape has undergone a major transformation. U.S.-imposed tariffs and uncertainty surrounding the renegotiation...

Market volatility arising from the COVID-19 pandemic is unlike anything experienced in recent history. Two of the largest single day drops in the history of the Dow Jones Industrial Average...

La pandémie de COVID-19 est loin d'être terminée. Le 27 septembre 2020, les villes de Montréal et Québec ont été déclarées zones rouges.

Le 13 mars 2020, le gouvernement du Québec déclarait l'état d'urgence sanitaire et peu après la « mise en pause » de l'économie du Québec.

Nine months into the pandemic, the short-term economic outlook for Canada entering 2021 is strikingly different than one year ago.