With the
federal election
in the rearview mirror, FP Video talks with an energy and resources partner from
Deloitte Canada
and the director of Canadian Economics at
Oxford Economics
about what Canadians can expect from the newly elected Prime Minister
Mark Carney
, along with hearing from former
Bank of Canada
governor David Dodge on where the
the economy
is headed. Plus, Here’s how rebar became a flashpoint in international steel wars.
Carney needs to make business case for Canadian energy
Andrew Botterill, energy and resources partner at Deloitte Canada, talks about how the Prime Minister’s new government needs to create a solid policy environment for energy.
Carney will buffer coming recession: Oxford Economics
Tony Stillo, director of Canada Economics at Oxford Economics, talks about how Mark Carney’s win in the 2025 federal election changes Canada’s economic outlook.
Canada faces ‘ultra-low growth’ for next year: David Dodge
Former Bank of Canada governor David Dodge talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about how improving productivity and economic growth must be the top priority of the new government.
Dumped and tariffed: Canada’s rebar dilemma
With steel supply outpacing demand, countries are flooding new markets, sparking accusations of dumping and unfair subsidies. Canada is feeling the pressure and pushing back. Here’s how rebar became a flashpoint in international steel wars.
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Great expectations: FP Video looks at the federal election aftermath
2025-05-03 11:00:06
