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FILE PHOTO: A Canadian dollar coin, commonly known as the “Loonie”, is pictured in this illustration picture taken in Toronto, January 23, 2015.
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US government spending drives growth as Canada flatlines

The US economy is growing much faster than Canada’s – while north-of-the-border GDP has been flat for months, the Americans posted a 4.9% growth rate in the third quarter.

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem
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Are Americans and Canadians in for a soft landing?

As hopes for dodging a recession grow amid continuing affordability struggles, central bankers in the United States and Canada may be settling into a familiar pattern of cautious optimism.

Home sales slow down as mortgage rates bite
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Home sales slow down as mortgage rates bite

High mortgage rates are causing real-estate slowdowns in both the United States and Canada, raising worries about the broader economic impact – as well as hopes that central banks will stop hiking rates.

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Ian Explains: Biden-Trudeau summit well worth the wait
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Ian Explains: Biden-Trudeau summit well worth the wait

Joe Biden and Justin Trudeau finally met recently, two years after Biden came to office. The good personal vibes, as expected, were great, and the state of the US-Canada relationship is strong, though not perfect, Ian Bremmer explains on GZERO World.

What Americans and Canadians agree — and disagree — on
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What Americans and Canadians agree — and disagree — on

Americans like to think: "Canadians are just like us." But many Canadians don't feel the same way about Americans. Still, Americans and Canadians do mostly agree on a lot of things, as we know from recently polling by Maru Public Opinion for GZERO North.

Trudeau lays out plan to grow Canada’s clean economy
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Trudeau lays out plan to grow Canada’s clean economy

On the heels of his recent meeting with US President Joe Biden in Ottawa, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau took to the stage at the US-Canada Summit in Toronto on Tuesday to woo Bay Street — Canada’s version of Wall Street — and voters with a clear message: The future is bright for Canadian (green) businesses and workers.