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Author: Jason Kirby
Publication Date: January 1, 2026 - 06:00
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What’s ahead for the job market and household spending in 2026? Eight charts give us a glimpse
January 1, 2026
Canada survived Year 1 of the second Trump presidency mostly intact economically, and fully intact sovereignly. What about Year 2? For this series, The Globe asked dozens of economists, analysts and investors to pick a chart they think will be important in 2026. Explore some of the other topics in the index below.
Staying putBrendon Bernard, senior economist, Indeed.com
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In a year that saw plenty of disruption, was there anything more unnerving than the abrupt end to the long, close alliance between Canada and the United States? The sovereignty crisis touched so many topics: fighter jets, critical minerals, and patriotism,...
January 1, 2026 - 06:30 | Various Contributors | Walrus
A lesser known feature of the planet Earth’s magnetic field has recently gained a special Canadian connection that is often overlooked in the better known science story about the magnetic north pole drifting away from Canada toward Russia.
The wandering north pole typically gets a round of media attention every five years when there is a new update to the World Magnetic Model, basically a map of the local variations in the planet’s magnetic field that is used for precise calculation in navigation systems. The 2025 version, released a year ago by British and American national...
January 1, 2026 - 06:00 | Joseph Brean | National Post
Canada survived Year 1 of the second Trump presidency mostly intact economically, and fully intact sovereignly. What about Year 2? For this series, The Globe asked dozens of economists, analysts and investors to pick a chart they think will be important in 2026. Explore some of the other topics in the index below.All the world’s a trade Beata Caranci, chief economist, TD Bank
January 1, 2026 - 06:00 | Jason Kirby | The Globe and Mail
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