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June 25, 2026 – The US-Iran conflict has highlighted vulnerabilities and potential cost risks within Canada’s healthcare supply chains and reinforced the need for better preparedness for future disruptions, according to a new Communiqué from the C.D. Howe Institute’s Health Sector Economic Growth and Resilience Working Group. In “From Crisis to Crisis: The US-Iran Conflict and Healthcare Supply Chains,” the group […]
23 juin 2026 – La crise financière de Postes Canada ne se résume pas seulement à la baisse du volume de courrier et à la hausse des coûts.
June 23, 2026 – Canada Post’s financial crisis is about more than declining mail volumes and rising costs.
June 16, 2026 – The Bank of Canada’s use of multiple measures of underlying inflation is important for properly executing monetary policy, but risks undermining public understanding of monetary policy and complicating efforts to communicate its policy stance clearly, according to a new C.D. Howe Institute report. In “The Bank of Canada’s Communication Conundrum: How to Explain Inflation,” authors Jeremy Kronick, Steve Ambler and Thorsten Koeppl recommend that the […]
16 juin 2026 – L’utilisation de plusieurs indicateurs de l’inflation sous-jacente par la Banque du Canada est essentielle pour la bonne conduite de la politique monétaire, mais elle risque de nuire à la compréhension de celle-ci par le public et de compliquer les efforts visant à communiquer clairement son orientation, selon un nouveau rapport de […]
9 juin 2026 – Six des plus grandes villes du Canada, dont Montréal, Hamilton et Victoria, ont obtenu des notes d’échec en matière de transparence budgétaire, tandis que six autres ont mérité une place au tableau d’honneur, selon un nouveau rapport publié par l’Institut C.D. Howe.
June 9, 2026 – Six of Canada’s largest cities, including Montreal, Hamilton and Victoria, received failing grades for the fiscal transparency of their budgets, while six others earned spots on the honour roll, in a new report card from the C.D. Howe Institute.
June 5, 2026 – It’s too early to conclude that the Canadian economy is in recession, according to the C.D. Howe Institute’s Business Cycle Council, following Statistics Canada’s latest GDP data showing a second consecutive quarterly decline in real output.
4 juin 2026 – Alors que les réseaux d’électricité du Canada font face à une demande croissante, à l’évolution du bouquet énergétique, au vieillissement des infrastructures et à d’importants besoins d’investissement, les tendances historiques des coûts offrent une perspective précieuse pour évaluer les performances passées et éclairer les choix nécessaires afin de répondre aux pressions […]
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June, 25 2026
June 25, 2026 – The US-Iran conflict has highlighted vulnerabilities and potential cost risks within Canada’s healthcare supply chains and reinforced the need for better preparedness for future disruptions, according to a new Communiqué from the C.D. Howe Institute’s Health Sector Economic Growth and Resilience Working Group. In “From Crisis to Crisis: The US-Iran Conflict and Healthcare Supply Chains,” the group […]
Health Policy
June, 23 2026
23 juin 2026 – La crise financière de Postes Canada ne se résume pas seulement à la baisse du volume de courrier et à la hausse des coûts.
Industry Regulation and Competition Policy
June, 23 2026
June 23, 2026 – Canada Post’s financial crisis is about more than declining mail volumes and rising costs.
Industry Regulation and Competition Policy
June, 16 2026
June 16, 2026 – The Bank of Canada’s use of multiple measures of underlying inflation is important for properly executing monetary policy, but risks undermining public understanding of monetary policy and complicating efforts to communicate its policy stance clearly, according to a new C.D. Howe Institute report. In “The Bank of Canada’s Communication Conundrum: How to Explain Inflation,” authors Jeremy Kronick, Steve Ambler and Thorsten Koeppl recommend that the […]
Monetary Policy
June, 16 2026
16 juin 2026 – L’utilisation de plusieurs indicateurs de l’inflation sous-jacente par la Banque du Canada est essentielle pour la bonne conduite de la politique monétaire, mais elle risque de nuire à la compréhension de celle-ci par le public et de compliquer les efforts visant à communiquer clairement son orientation, selon un nouveau rapport de […]
Monetary Policy
June, 11 2026
9 juin 2026 – Six des plus grandes villes du Canada, dont Montréal, Hamilton et Victoria, ont obtenu des notes d’échec en matière de transparence budgétaire, tandis que six autres ont mérité une place au tableau d’honneur, selon un nouveau rapport publié par l’Institut C.D. Howe.
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