Toronto, ON – October 30, 2026 Canada’s economic landscape is changing rapidly. With U.S. tariffs disrupting industries, the November 3 American midterm elections approaching, the Canada–EU Summit in Montreal, and the federal budget expected next week, Canadian businesses face both challenges and new opportunities. Trade
Toronto, ON – October 30, 2026 The Canada–European Union Summit, held in Montreal on October 29–30, 2026, has concluded with the announcement of the Canada–EU Alliance for the Future, an initiative aimed at strengthening cooperation in education, culture, youth development, research, innovation and international partnerships.
Toronto, ON – October 30, 2026 Canada’s construction and development industry is facing a challenging period. U.S. tariffs, uncertainty surrounding the Canada–United States–Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), higher financing costs and slowing housing demand are putting pressure on builders, contractors, developers, manufacturers and suppliers. At the same
Toronto, ON – October 29, 2026 On October 29, 2026, the Government of Ontario released its Fall Economic Statement, A Plan to Protect Ontario, outlining investments in infrastructure, cultural institutions, tourism, community services and economic development. At GTA Strategies, we recognize the important contributions of Ontario’s
Toronto, ON – October 28, 2026 On October 29, 2026, the Government of Ontario released its Fall Economic Statement, A Plan to Protect Ontario, outlining its response to economic uncertainty, U.S. tariffs, slowing economic growth and the need to strengthen Ontario’s competitiveness. At GTA Strategies,
Toronto, ON – October 27, 2026 Ontario’s October 26 municipal elections have brought significant changes across the Greater Toronto Area and surrounding municipalities. These results will help shape the future of housing construction, development approvals, zoning, infrastructure investment and government procurement over the next four
Toronto, ON – October 25, 2026 Business and industry leaders raise concerns over tariffs, investment uncertainty, U.S. market access and opportunities for stronger trade relations with Europe. GTA Strategies has issued a formal letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney and relevant federal Cabinet ministers outlining
Toronto, ON – October 24, 2026 Canada’s economic and trade landscape is changing rapidly. From the ongoing tariff dispute with the United States to new federal and provincial investments, major infrastructure projects and expanding international trade relationships, Canadian businesses face significant challenges — but also
Toronto, ON – October 24, 2026 Canada’s construction industry faces significant challenges, but new government investments are creating opportunities for builders, developers, contractors, manufacturers, and suppliers nationwide. U.S. tariffs, CUSMA uncertainty, rising construction costs, labour shortages, and municipal development charges continue to affect the industry.