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Your daily horoscope: January 22, 2026

IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY Your way with words will open doors everywhere you go this year but it will also rub some people up the wrong way. Will you care? Of course not. There will be so much to do that you won’t have time to worry about anyone’s hurt feelings. ARIES (March 21 - April 20): You have always been a risk-taker but over the next few days you will amaze even those who know you well by the chances you take. The good news is every one of them will pay off. It’s one of those times when you just cannot lose. TAURUS (April 21 - May 21): Avoid taking shortcuts today. On the work front especially you need to apply yourself and show people in positions of power that you have what it takes to make a wonderful job of what you must do while following instructions to the letter. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21): It doesn’t matter if what you are planning is practical, it matters only that you believe in yourself and give 100 per cent at all times. Cosmic activity in your fellow air sign of Aq...
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Canada’s economy continues to sputter in Q4 2023

According to Statistics Canada, Canada’s economy showed no growth in October, remaining unchanged at 0.0% on a monthly basis, which is below analyst expectations of 0.2% growth . This marks the third straight month where economic growth was essentially unchanged. Advance estimates for November showed that GDP increased 0.1% last month, as increases in manufacturing, transportation and warehousing, agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting were partially offset by decreases in retail trade .

The country’s economic engine continued to sputter in the fourth quarter, according to Royce Mendes, Desjardins’ managing director and head of macro strategy. He expects the economy to post “virtually no growth” in the fourth quarter and continue to stagnate. As more households and businesses feel the impacts of higher interest rates in 2024, we expect Canada to fall into at least a mild recession. So while the economy is sputtering now, it might begin rolling backwards early in the new year.


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