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On April 20th, 2020, the price of oil went into negative territory. For the first time in history, oil producers would pay traders to take oil off their hands and store it. When any significant event occurs, there is always a lot of information to sift through. So to that end, …

One result of the coronavirus forcing many Canadians to stay home is a noticeable change in spending habits. With bars, restaurants, and shops closed, many people are noticing a rise in their bank account balance. Discretionary consumer spending is at extremely low levels, and a by-product of the current lock-down may be …

With the coronavirus pandemic forcing many employees to work from home for the first time, the question is being asked, “Is working from home the new normal?” Writers at Forbes.com looked into the benefits and drawbacks of the current shift to remote work, such as a better work-life balance from …

There is no doubt that consumer retail sales have always been a driving force in in the global economy. But how those sales occur is rapidly changing. According to visualcapitalist.com, online retail sales are estimated to reach $6.5 trillion by 2023. E-commerce was always going to make up more-and-more of the entire retail …

With all of the news circulating regarding Canadian Government economic assistance, we thought it would be helpful to provide a link to the Government of Canada website that contains all the information one may need. The website contains information and links for support for individuals, businesses, and industries. To go to …

You may have recently heard of the Bank of Canada lowering interest rates to 0.25%. This is done during economic downturns to help support the economy and potentially lower the financial burden that individual Canadians face. By lowering the interest rate that banks use to lend to each other (the …