Greg Quinn is the Bureau Chief at MNI. He specializes in finance, government and politics, and energy and mining, covering topics such as energy policy and regulation, international trade, and public policy. Greg's work has been featured in MNI, Global Americans, The Globe and Mail, Varsity Publications Ltd, and UK Defence Journal.
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Greg Quinn's coverage focuses predominantly on the Canadian economy, particularly issues related to inflation, interest rates, and job growth. His articles heavily cite data and government announcements while also featuring expert commentary.
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Competing risks of higher prices and slower growth may keep Macklem on hold for the rest of 2026.
* Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne has scheduled : https://www.canada.ca/en/department-finance/news/2026/09/minister-champagne-t o-make-an-affordability-announcement.htmlan "affordability announcement" for Wed at 130pm EST. * The federal gasoline sales tax holiday is set to expire Sept 8. The holiday started in April and the finance department estimated the measure would cost CAD2.4 billion. * Champagne told reporters Aug. 25 he was looking closely at extending the tax break.
Governor gives first decision since a new round of U.S. tariffs and Canadian counter-tariffs.
* BOC SAYS TARIFFS WOULD COME DOWN IF RATIONALITY PREVAILS * MACKLEM SAYS IT SEEMS UNLIKELY US WILL UNWIND ITS TARIFF PUSH
Canada's economy grew at a 3.3% annualized second-quarter pace and revisions erased an earlier reading of a first-quarter contraction, while a flash estimate had July output stalling as the U.S. threatened more tariffs. Exports climbed 15% led by a ...
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said Wednesday he's prepared to raise interest rates more than once if inflation gets out of line. "If we felt that inflation was going to remain too high, yes, we are prepared to raise interest rates and if it t...
Canada still faces risk of damage from even more U.S. tariffs, ex-finance department economist says.
Chief of Canada's main manufacturing link discusses breakdown on U.S. trade talks.
Faster inflation could also be creating problems, Canada's statistics office says after Q1 report roiled markets.
Canada's first-quarter GDP was unexpectedly flat on a jump in gold imports to lag the central bank's 1.5% annualized growth forecast, while the second quarter showed a rebound with a flash estimate of 0.4% expansion in April.
