It’s Monday, April 13. Here are the top stories we’re following today.
Why Chinese ‘knock-down’ car kits could spell catastrophe for Canadian automakers
Many in the sector fear that Chinese electric-vehicle makers will build scaled-down plants that displace existing auto manufacturing and erase thousands of jobs.
Why timing the bottom of Canada’s roller-coaster real estate market may be harder than you think
Everyone connected to Canada’s housing market is asking the same question as the spring market, historically the busiest time of year, gets underway: Have we hit the bottom?
Here’s how investors can position themselves in the face of head-spinning swings in oil prices
Energy exposure functions best as a near‑term hedge rather than a core investment thesis, writes Martin Pelletier.
Canadians’ travel-at-home ethos should help boost the economy but not indefinitely, RBC says
The Canadian economy is expected to come out ahead in 2026 on the travel and tourism front since people aren’t letting up on their boycott of travelling to the United States, according to Royal Bank of Canada economists.
Ensuring that our most promising quantum companies can scale up at home could mean billions for Canada, writes Xanadu Quantum Technologies Inc. chief executive Christian Weedbrook.
