A firmer Canadian dollar quietly trims the price advantage that has helped pull U.S. travellers north — worth watching for anyone pricing fall and winter packages in USD-driven markets.
With the Section 338 tariffs 48 hours out and negotiators still apart, Alberta exporters should confirm U.S. customs entry dates — not ship dates — for anything in transit and check their HTS codes…
Rentals.ca's July data shows Calgary asking rents down 4.5% and Edmonton down 3.6% year over year, though Alberta ticked up 0.3% month over month. Multi-family developers face softer pro formas even as the decline…
The Canadian dollar has strengthened about 1% over the past month on a 75,100-job July surge and 3.4% Q2 growth. U.S.-dollar receivables are quietly worth less — time to revisit pricing and hedging.
New Section 338 tariffs hit roughly $20B in Canadian exports on August 19 — including CUSMA-compliant goods. Alberta food, beverage and consumer-goods exporters should be quantifying U.S. exposure by HS code this week.
B.C.'s Columbia Valley is losing August bookings to wildfire headlines even though the community faces no fire threat. It's a live demonstration of perception risk every Rockies-corridor operator shares — and of why owning…
Edmonton's run of easy demand is ending — July sales fell 11% year-over-year while listings jumped 18%, migration slowed, and condos tipped into buyer's-market territory.
Calgary row and apartment sales fell 23% and 20% year-over-year in July, with benchmark prices down 6-8% and 17,000 apartment units still under construction — the attached market has become a battle for buyers.
Fifty-percent US tariffs on alcohol, dairy and autos take effect August 19, and CUSMA compliance no longer exempts them. Talks stalled this week. The catch: exporters relying on rules-of-origin paperwork lose that protection in…