Nature abhors a vacuum and markets abhor the unknown. So it comes down to the weird logic of knowing something has happened - even if its bad - that saw global markets whip saw this week. 

A new read on inflation shows it’s still going strong, in fact getting stronger, up more than 5% in January.

COVID protests continue, now slowing trade and threatening higher inflation, plus, a housing task force has as blunt message about more density in city neighborhoods’ and, taking on big tech -- how to hold companies like Google more accountable.

More than 200,000 jobs were lost in the month of January, as businesses adjusted to another round of Covid-19 restrictions. With better news on the health front emerging, will business owners be able to find the much-needed workers when it’s time to get back to business? 

All eyes were on central banks this week and many thought interest rates were headed higher in Canada. Instead the Bank of Canada signalled the end of its 'emergency measures' with a warning rates are likely to rise and soon.

In the premiere episode of Taking Stock with Amanda Lang we look at all the pocketbook pressure building across the nation. From inflation to housing costs to shipping -- plus a deep dive into the expected interest rate hike now just days away.

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