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The Toronto Stock Exchange closes for 10 holidays in 2026 plus a 1 p.m. early close on Christmas Eve. Here are the dates, trading hours and what is left this year.
A Trump Jr.-linked U.S. drone firm and an asset manager are putting a combined US$10 million into Saskatoon’s Draganfly, Reuters reports, as American capital flows into Canadian defence-tech.
Arctic Gateway says port and rail upgrades at Churchill would cost $2B to $3B, less than four per cent of Premier Wab Kinew’s $80-billion estimate.
Carney says Ottawa will seek private operators for its four largest airports. The land was already federal and the operators were already private.
Canada’s banks, insurers and pension funds have announced financing and investment commitments totalling roughly $338 billion around the opening of Ottawa’s first investment summit. The pledges are measured over horizons ranging from about 16 months to 10 years.
Ottawa will give investors of $1 billion or more priority access to binding CRA tax rulings. The program met its 90-day service standard 91 per cent of the time in 2024-25.
Premier Wab Kinew says Manitoba will waive its seven per cent retail sales tax on major capital investments in the Port of Churchill Plus expansion.
Canada’s first-ever investment summit opens Monday in Toronto, with Carney teasing signed deals, Ford pitching 15 Ontario projects and protesters planning a direct intervention.
Canada Investment Summit opens Sept. 14 in Toronto. Beyond the $120-trillion guest list, federally owned airports and ports are quietly part of what Ottawa is offering global investors.
Deciding when to start your Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) benefits is one of the most…













