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Quebec will vote on October 5, with the Parti Quebecois entering the campaign as the polling favorite while cost-of-living and healthcare pressures weigh on the incumbent government.
TD reported stronger quarterly profit as wholesale banking and its US business benefited from active markets, lending and dealmaking.
Prime Minister Mark Carney pushed back after President Trump ordered a US geographic name change, saying Canadians would continue using the historic Lake Ontario name.
Canada’s largest lenders closed earnings season with stronger-than-expected results despite trade uncertainty and elevated valuations.
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The loonie recovered some ground as oil prices improved and Canada posted its first current-account surplus in four years.
Ottawa adjusted its latest counter-tariff package by excluding fish and seafood, refining its response to the escalating trade dispute with Washington.
Enbridge will retain operational control while KKR and Apollo help fund expansion projects serving British Columbia, LNG exports and Pacific Northwest demand.
Public support remains strong for Canada’s retaliation against US tariffs, though economists warn prolonged trade pain could test that political consensus.
Washington defended new 50% tariffs while Ottawa prepared matching measures and support for businesses and workers exposed to the dispute.
Strategists expect Canada’s benchmark stock index to pause after its record-setting advance before potentially reaching another high next year.
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