Goodbye housing and homelessness, hello Captain Canada.
Barriers to trading goods between provinces could be costing the wider London area as much as $1.4 billion in lost production a year, a national economist says.
Southwestern Ontario may be Ground Zero for the impact U.S. tariffs would have on the provincial economy, national economists warned.
Industry watchers appear divided over the potential impact on London’s housing market of possible tariffs on Canadian exports to the U.S., especially if they lead to Volkswagen pulling the plug on its St. Thomas battery plant. Read More
London’s economy will rank among the best in Canada in a sluggish 2024 and will likely shoot up even higher after that, bolstered in large part by the construction sector and Volkswagen’s upcoming battery plant, a major think-tank forecasts. Read More