The growing housing market in the U.S., combined with a lower Canadian dollar, bodes well for New Brunswick
Continued but muted growth is expected for P.E.I., with the aerospace and processed-foods industries as drivers
Bank predicts another rate cut from the Bank of Canada
Conference Board predicts $5.2 billion drop in provincial tax revenues
Forecast for Canada revised lower
Revised outlook for 2015 includes softer oil prices and a weaker Canadian dollar
Soft energy prices likely to mean job losses, less investment and lower housing starts
Alberta growth to slow due to falling oil prices
Benjamin Tal, deputy chief economist at CIBC World Markets Inc., explains why fear is preventing interest rates from rising, and highlights investment opportunities in the U.S. stock market.
Benjamin Tal, deputy chief economist at CIBC World Markets Inc., crunches the numbers on how the drop in oil prices will affect Canada -- province by province and sector by sector. Tal gives tips on how investors can position during the volatile ride of oil's dramatic decline.