Canada Pension Plan Investment Board saw its net assets grow to $529 billion in its second quarter, compared with $523 billion at the end of the previous quarter.
Bank of Canada: Job losses will rise but won't reach levels seen in past economic downturnsThe Daily Chase: Cineplex sees profit boost; Canadian Tire miss Q3 expectationsThe Daily Chase: Meta layoff 11,000 employees, Rogers misses Q3 expectationsCanada's economy seen taking 5.
8% hit on climate change by 2100Broad union support for general strike unprecedented, labour experts sayDelays for new hybrid, electric cars reach years — not months — amid supply crunchThe Daily Chase: Rogers-Shaw deal faces public hearing; Ritchie Bros to buy IAA for US$6.
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