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Canada’s Labour Productivity: Which Industries Are Leading and Lagging?

  • Education, Skills and Labour Market
  • Intelligence Memos

Why Canadians are retiring later – and why it matters for policy 

Peter Hicks, John Stapleton
  • Retirement Saving and Income
  • Opinions & Editorials

Bank of Canada should ignore the Fed and keep talking

Steve Ambler, Jeremy Kronick
  • Monetary Policy
  • Intelligence Memos

How Much Do Canada’s Workers Want, And Value, Employer Pensions?

Benoit Dostie, Todd Morris
  • Financial Services and Regulation
  • Council Reports

Bank of Canada Should Maintain Overnight Rate at 2.25 Percent for Next Six Months, Increase to 2.5 Percent by Next July, Says C.D. Howe Institute Monetary Policy Council

  • Monetary Policy
  • Intelligence Memos

Open Banking Without a Scoreboard

Harvey Naglie
  • Financial Services and Regulation
  • Intelligence Memos

How to Make OSFI Even Better 

Mawakina Bafale, Jamey Hubbs
  • Financial Services and Regulation
  • Research

Finish the Job: Completing Canada’s Capital Markets Reform Agenda

Paul Bourque, Douglas M. Hyndman
  • Financial Services and Regulation
  • Intelligence Memos

How to Refine the Bank of Canada’s Communication Strategy 

Steve Ambler, Thorsten Koeppl, Jeremy Kronick
  • Monetary Policy
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Graphic Intelligence

Canada’s Labour Productivity: Which Industries Are Leading and Lagging?
Education, Skills and Labour Market
July 13, 2026
Intelligence Memos

Why Canadians are retiring later – and why it matters for policy 
Peter Hicks, John Stapleton
Retirement Saving and Income
July 13, 2026
Opinions & Editorials

Bank of Canada should ignore the Fed and keep talking
Steve Ambler, Jeremy Kronick
Monetary Policy
July 11, 2026
Intelligence Memos

How Much Do Canada’s Workers Want, And Value, Employer Pensions?
Benoit Dostie, Todd Morris
Financial Services and Regulation
July 10, 2026
Council Reports

Bank of Canada Should Maintain Overnight Rate at 2.25 Percent for Next Six Months, Increase to 2.5 Percent by Next July, Says C.D. Howe Institute Monetary Policy Council
Monetary Policy
July 9, 2026
Intelligence Memos

Open Banking Without a Scoreboard
Harvey Naglie
Financial Services and Regulation
July 9, 2026
Opinions & Editorials

OSFI would do a good job even better with a board model
Mawakina Bafale, Jamey Hubbs
Financial Services and Regulation
July 9, 2026
Opinions & Editorials

‘Fortress North America’ is a bad idea in service of a bad deal
Lawrence Herman
Trade and International Policy
July 9, 2026
Intelligence Memos

How to Make OSFI Even Better 
Mawakina Bafale, Jamey Hubbs
Financial Services and Regulation
July 7, 2026
Research

Finish the Job: Completing Canada’s Capital Markets Reform Agenda
Paul Bourque, Douglas M. Hyndman
Financial Services and Regulation
July 7, 2026
Research

Toolkit of Economic Indicators
Financial Services and Regulation
July 6, 2026
Graphic Intelligence

Canada’s 10-year Bond Yield Gives it a Borrowing-cost Advantage Over US
Fiscal and Tax Policy
July 6, 2026
Intelligence Memos

How to Refine the Bank of Canada’s Communication Strategy 
Steve Ambler, Thorsten Koeppl, Jeremy Kronick
Monetary Policy
July 6, 2026
Intelligence Memos

Assessing West Coast Pipeline Commercial Viability  
Dmitriy Frolovskiy
Energy and Natural Resources
July 3, 2026
Opinions & Editorials

Communicating about inflation: the Bank of Canada’s conundrum
Steve Ambler, Thorsten Koeppl, Jeremy Kronick
Monetary Policy
July 2, 2026
Intelligence Memos

Beyond the Terminal: A Policy Agenda for Canadian Tipping Culture
Mawakina Bafale
Retirement Saving and Income
July 2, 2026
Intelligence Memos

Trump’s Free Trade Distaste is More Than a Bargaining Ploy
Lawrence Herman
Trade and International Policy
June 30, 2026
Graphic Intelligence

How Can CUSMA Help Reduce US Trade Imbalances?
Trade and International Policy
June 29, 2026
Intelligence Memos

Keeping Our Edge: The Benefits of Sound Monetary and Fiscal Policy
Nicholas Dahir, Don Drummond
Fiscal and Tax Policy
June 29, 2026
Intelligence Memos

Our Most Important Economic Asset is Governability
Michael Wernick
Public Governance and Accountability
June 26, 2026
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