5 ways not-for-profits can stay agile
To stay nimble, not-for-profit organizations should examine these five areas to enhance their ability to adapt to change.
2021 Power Your Education Canada Scholarship Winners
Our inagural Power Your Education Canada Scholarship is helping four deserving students succeed in school and beyond.
Will you be able to file your taxes on time this year?
The pandemic continues and CRA has refused to provide an extension to the April 30 deadline. What should you do if you cannot file on time?
The top 10 trends redefining the future of asset management
RSM has identified 10 key trends shaping the asset management industry of the future, learn about these trends here.
2021 Canada Federal Budget: Industry Highlights
Know the key takeaways and impact on major industries from the Canada Federal Budget released on April 19, 2021.
2021 Canada Federal Budget: Detailed Commentary
Understand the implications on middle-market businesses from the Canada Federal Budget released on April 19, 2021.
New tax revenue streams, deficit spending, central themes in Federal Budget 2021
Faster than expected economic recovery, new tax revenue streams and deficit spending are all central themes in the federal government’s first official budget for more than two years.
Commercial real estate GST/HST and QST audit issues
A review of the GST/HST and QST compliance issues related to commercial and mixed-use properties with a residential component.
Transporting oil by railcar to increase through 2021
We expect crude-by-rail exports for 2021 to continue rebounding as crude production increases and export pipeline capacity remains limited.
Stronger economic and political ties with the U.S. point to Canada’s fastest rate of economic growth in decades
In anticipation of the federal budget announcement, The Real Economy, Canada examines how the economy has responded to aggressive federal spending and monetary policy.
Rail deal is a sign of increasing North American economic integration
By creating the first railroad network among Canada, Mexico and the U.S., the deal promises to connect manufacturing and agricultural nodes.
Closing the output gap with a little help from our friends
While the U.S. economy is expected to exceed its pre-pandemic projection by 0.2% this year, Canada is expected to undershoot by 3.2%.
Bank of Canada to remain accommodative
The Bank of Canada is maintaining its overnight target rate of 25% and will retain its current policy of accommodation till its necessary.
As the U.S. economy goes, so goes Canada’s
Perhaps no measure will have a greater impact on the Canadian economy than the Biden administration’s $1.9 trillion stimulus package.
How the pandemic has hurt the finances of municipalities
The pandemic has significantly hurt the finances of cities and towns in Canada with costs rising and revenues plummeting.
How digital forensics preserves data and assists receivers and lenders
To help with insolvency, banks or the receivers should look to digital forensics to gather evidence, build their case and maximize recovery.
The Real Economy, Canada: Volume 9
Volume 9 talks about closing Canada’s output gap and emerging from the economic doldrums with a little help from the American economy.
5 business trends for food and beverage companies in 2021
What are the top trends for food and beverage businesses? From consumer preferences to M&A and rising costs, there’s much to chew on.
Access to capital remains abundant for the technology sector
From booming venture capital to the increasing popularity of SPACs, we don’t expect tech investment to cool off anytime soon.
Federal carbon levy ruled constitutional
The Supreme Court of Canada has issued its decision, upholding the Federal Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act as constitutional.