Why Macs and I-pads are suddenly costing you more, why the Royal Bank's reputation has just been tarnished, a deeper shade of red for Global TV's parent, and our latest trade mission to China pays off...in your June 26 edition of Canada's Business Beat.

Short term pain but long term gain predicted for Canada's economic growth, how #Calgary's business sector feels about #Alberta separation talk, #Hamilton pauses AI data centre approvals and more flak for Nova Red Mining...in this edition of Canada's Business Beat.

Why travel agents are furious with Air Canada, sticker shock for a pair of #Ontario power projects, and why a group of Corus Entertainment shareholders want the CRTC to reject a company restructuring plan...in your June 24 edition of Canada's Business Beat.

New evidence that Canadians might be softening their stance on not visiting the U.S., a new survey finds a growing number of Canadians are willing to move to a more affordable city, and no happy ending for this toy story...in your June 23 edition of Canada's Business Beat.

Why you can blame the gas station for a higher than predicted inflation rate, a more positive update from Canada's construction sector, and the hunt for labour peace in the auto sector...in your Monday, June 22 edition of Canada's Business Beat.

Why the latest economic data is more perception than reality, why a big fight is building over cell phone fees, another worry for air travel is off the table, and more competition in the grocery business...in your June 19 edition of Canada's Business Beat.

Grocery store profits are surging again, why you might want to upgrade your cell phone sooner than later, a serious economic threat for B.C. and Alberta, and why Stephenville, Newfoundland might be Canada's happiest place today...in your June 18 edition of Canada's Business Beat.

Mixed signals from Canada's real estate market, a lighter shade of red for a leading women's fashion retailer, a big acquisition for Canada's larger miner, and new owners for one of BC's largest casinos...in your June 17 edition of Canada's Business Beat.

Telus and Bell ordered to end new fees or else, a well known BC and Ontario wine maker sold, new ownership for a long time Pizza chain, and a major legal setback for a BC copper and gold mine...in your June 16 edition of Canada's Business Beat.

Why oil prices are way down as gold and silver prices soar, why Canada might be seeing even more Chinese made EVs on the road, more bad news for Vancouver area condo owners, and one less worry for air travellers...in your June 15 edition of Canada's Business Beat.