The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver is expected to release its August figures on Friday.
Alimentation Couche-Tard will report its first-quarter results after the close of trading on Tuesday followed by a conference call with analysts on Wednesday morning. The company has been pointed to as a potential buyer depending on what Suncor Energy Inc., which is conducting a strategic review of its Petro-Canada gas stations, decides to do.Statistics Canada will release gross domestic product figures for June and the second quarter as a whole on Wednesday.
1 per cent for the month, boosted by the construction, manufacturing, and accommodation and food services sectors.Article contentLaurentian Bank will release its third-quarter results and hold an analyst call. In its second quarter, the bank reported its most profitable quarter since 2018, helped by strength in commercial banking and capital markets, combined with a focus on cost management.
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