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Paying for the crazy years: home prices leading economy down
The largest headwind for Canadian households, lenders and the economy in 2019-20 is the same force that worked as a tailwind in the decade before: real estate. Naturally, the leaders of the boom years–the greater Vancouver and Toronto areas– are … Continue reading
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Kessler warns on recession and where to take shelter
This interview touches on many of the same topics discussed in our month-end client letter for March. This week’s WEALTHTRACK exclusive guest has long been warning of subpar economic growth globally and the risks inherent in this recovery. He has … Continue reading
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