r/canadian • u/_DotBot_ • 3h ago
News $8.7 Trillion Dollar Land Claim in Ontario
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r/canadian • u/newbreed69 • 4h ago
Idk how to do it, but hate the amount that's come in.
I want a Canadian version of Restore Britain.
The only thing is getting young people to actually care to vote is challenging.
The Boomers/Gen X will continue to vote liberal/conservative who do nothing but import more people.
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r/canadian • u/yoyoma1313 • 9h ago
This sure will put a massive dent in their overall valuation of 1.35 Billion /s
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r/canadian • u/GreenSnakes_ • 10h ago
This is a new catch and release record. This is his THIRD time being arrested for voyeurism, and he's now facing over 50 charges. Why does our justice system keep putting repeat offenders right back on the streets?
r/canadian • u/ReplaceMeZaddy • 12h ago
This 2026 study in Labour Economics found that a Canadian policy reform relaxing post-graduation work restrictions for international students reduced the employment rate of native graduates by 1.9 percentage points in their graduation year. Even more strikingly, the study found that the earnings of native graduates declined persistently by $1,070 to $1,750 in the graduation year and the following two years.
Please argue about this in the comments section including accusations towards my character and attacking the credibility of the source.
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r/canadian • u/Fluffy-Lead6201 • 16h ago
Just days before Canada's October 19 CPI release, the Bank of Canada rate outlook is looking interesting. As of October 15, CORRA futures-implied probabilities show a 70% chance of holding at 2.25%, a 30% chance of hiking to 2.50%, and a 0% chance of a cut ahead of the October 28 decision.
The market seems comfortable betting on a hold for now, but that 30% hike probability leaves room for a surprise. With CPI just around the corner, one inflation reading may change the conversation heading into October 28 and potentially influence expectations for December as well. A hotter-than-expected reading may keep tightening risks alive, while softer inflation may strengthen the case for holding rates steady.
The market has made its prediction. Now it's inflation's turn to weigh in.
Can the next CPI report influence October's rate decision or reshape market expectations for December?
📊 Track live BoC odds: https://bankofcanadaodds.com/#boc_meeting_dashboard
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