Bank of Canada raises rates again; Consumer debt shoots higher; Food inflation to continue this year; Grocery execs on the hot seat, Did the feds send about $30 billion to people and companies that didn’t need pandemic support? Spending by government added to inflation modestly, but accounts for a big share of the rate hikes we have seen and A coroner’s inquest into a 2014 trench collapse death comes with 10 recommendations for the Ministry of Labour, but they are rejecting all of them. 

<p>Bank of Canada raises rates again; Consumer debt shoots higher; Food inflation to continue this year; Grocery execs on the hot seat, Did the feds send about $30 billion to people and companies that didn’t need pandemic support? Spending by government added to inflation modestly, but accounts for a big share of the rate hikes we have seen and A coroner’s inquest into a 2014 trench collapse death comes with 10 recommendations for the Ministry of Labour, but they are rejecting all of them. </p>

A weekly series spotlighting the biggest and most significant news stories affecting the world of business and the economy. Taking Stock with Amanda Lang brings business stories from the global stage to Canadians every week and explains why they matter.

<p>A weekly series spotlighting the biggest and most significant news stories affecting the world of business and the economy. Taking Stock with Amanda Lang brings business stories from the global stage to Canadians every week and explains why they matter.</p>

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