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Canada's Economy Is Slowing: 5 Money Moves to Make Before Year-End

  Canadian Money Brief | October 22, 2026 Canada's economic outlook has weakened, and that is a good reason to take a fresh look at your finances before the end of the year. The Parliamentary Budget Officer's October outlook projects real GDP growth of just 0.9% in 2026, down from its earlier forecast of 1.1%. The report points to changing trade conditions and U.S. tariffs as key pressures. This does not mean a recession is guaranteed. But when the economy faces uncertainty, a few practical steps can help households stay prepared and avoid unnecessary costs. 1. Review your monthly budget Check your last two or three months of bank and credit-card statements. Look for subscriptions you no longer use, recurring fees, food waste, and purchases that can be delayed. Even small cuts can free up cash for savings or debt repayment. Try this: Choose one spending category to reduce this month and move the money you save into a separate savings account. 2. Build or top up your emergency ...
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Mass Exodus from Gaza City as Israeli Offensive Escalates Amid Global Outcry

 

Displaced Palestinians, fleeing northern Gaza due to an Israeli military operation, move southward Wednesday after Israeli forces ordered residents of Gaza City to evacuate to the south.


Tens of thousands of Palestinians are fleeing Gaza City as Israeli forces intensify a ground and air assault on the enclave’s largest urban center, defying mounting international condemnation. The Israeli military has opened a temporary evacuation route south, urging civilians to leave before operations escalate further.

Residents describe relentless bombardment, with tanks advancing from multiple directions and entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble. Local health authorities report dozens killed in the past 24 hours, adding to a death toll that has surpassed 64,000 since October 2023. Humanitarian agencies warn that the offensive is worsening famine conditions in the south, where overcrowded camps lack food, water, and medical supplies.

The United Nations has accused Israel of committing genocide — a charge Israel rejects — while leaders from the U.S., Arab states, and aid organizations call for an immediate ceasefire. Despite the outcry, Israeli officials say the operation will continue for months if necessary, aiming to dismantle Hamas’ remaining strongholds in the city.

Many residents, fearful of permanent displacement, are choosing to stay despite the risks. “Even if we want to leave, is there any guarantee we would be able to come back?” one teacher told reporters.


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