Canada's Business Beat

Why you'll need to check your mail for the first time in over a month, Help NOT wanted as job openings fall sharply again, and why residents of #Kelowna have a beef with the latest "most livable cities" list..in your December 16th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Why Ottawa's COVID 19 support for Air Canada was a great deal for taxpayers, promising news for Canadians hoping for lower interest rates, a strong month for the business of making stuff, and girl power in the tech space...in your Dec 13th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Interest rate changes at your bank, Canada's strongest language yet in response to Donald Trump's tariff threat, Air Transat is flying high, and a troubled #Toronto condo project finally claims bankruptcy...in your December 12th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

The Bank of Canada's latest interest rate decision, support for Canada becoming part of the U.S. might surprise you, where rental costs are rising the most, and more choice for travellers to fly to #Vancouver...in your December 11th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Justin Trudeau has a message for Donald Trump and his tariff threat, new discouragement in the postal strike, labour peace on track at CN Rail, and Taylor Swift's eye popping economic impact on #Vancouver...in your December 10th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

What most analysts are predicting for interest rates this week, why the latest news on the postal strike could result in a back to work order, and a troubling report on cancer costs...in your Monday, December 9th edition of Canada's Business Beat.  

A mix of good news and bad in the latest jobs data, Canada's airline bosses are facing tough questions, a huge profit jump for Lululemon, and the most reliable vehicle according to Consumer Reports...in your December 6th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

New fees at Air Canada causing angry reaction, a new pitch to settle the postal strike, not all banks are reporting a bigger profit, and a lithium battery project in BC is suddenly unplugged...in your Dec 5th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

New fees at Air Canada causing angry reaction, a new pitch to settle the postal strike, not all banks are reporting a bigger profit, and a lithium battery project in BC is suddenly unplugged...in your December 5th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Mounting pressure on the feds to end the postal strike, a new warning about the rising cost of health care, good news for bank shareholders, and home sales on the rise again...in your Wednesday, December 4th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

When no news is bad news as striking postal workers aren't impressed with the latest from Canada Post,  impressive news from Canada's manufacturing sector, and check the fridge - a must know food recall...in your December 3rd edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Might this be a flicker of hope in the postal strike? A bullish outlook for oil and gas exploration in Canada, why Christmas tree growers are so busy this year, and also why condo builders are struggling...in your Dec 2nd edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

We've got the very latest update on Canada's economic growth, a new twist in the postal strike that might get Ottawa to act, and Trump's tariff threat not scaring TSX investors...in your Friday, November 29th edition of Canada's Business Beat!

Return to sender! More discouraging news regarding the postal strike, another Trump tariff reality check, the latest job openings data, and travelling has taken off again...in your Thursday, November 28th edition of Canada's Business Beat.    

Why coffee prices are about to soar, the latest tariff talk includes advice for #Alberta Premier, Danielle Smith...and Taylor Swift's expected impact on Vancouver...in your November 27th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

From those who know - a  reality check for Donald Trump's tariff threat, a good news/bad news update on personal debt, talk of another rail strike, and signs of another real estate buying spree...in your Nov 26th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

We've got the very latest on the current postal strike, why a move by Walmart might reduce your food bill, a huge electric vehicle recall, and where you'll find Canada's best golf course...in your November 25th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Hey big spender...a sure sign that consumer confidence is on the rise, retail reaction to a GST break, a real head turner for the housing market, and Donald Trump sparks new chatter about a long dead pipeline project...in your November 22nd edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

We've got the very latest snapshot of Canada's job market, upward pressure on gas prices, a sure sign of economic fears on the farm, and why two big name retailers are in trouble with the competition bureau...in your Nov 21st edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Why new inflation has raised doubts about another interest rate cut, another strong year predicted for a well known in the energy space, #Walmart earnings surprise, and why #Uber needs more drivers in BC...in your November 19th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Why this is another big week for interest rates, reassuring news for your government pension, why Indigenous businesses face bigger hurdles, and why now is a good time to buy a place on the ski hill...in your Nov 18th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Why this is another big week for interest rates, reassuring news for your government pension, why Indigenous businesses face bigger hurdles, and why now is a good time to buy a place on the ski hill...in your Nov 18th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Canada's latest postal workers strike, where you'll find the world's worst polluters, Canada's latest mood check, federal support for much needed rental housing, and an off month for the business of making stuff...in your November 15th edition of Canada's Business Beat.

Some much needed good news regarding the cost of renting, why gas prices are likely to remain stable for the next year, uncertainty taking a toll on realtors, and why the Tesla truck sounds like a lemon...in your Nov 14th edition of Canada's Business Beat.  

Some much needed good news regarding the cost of renting, why gas prices are likely to remain stable for the next year, uncertainty taking a toll on realtors, and why the Tesla truck sounds like a lemon...in your Nov 14th edition of Canada's Business Beat.