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From: Jeremy M. Kronick and Steve Ambler
To:  Interest rate watchers
Date: March 23, 2026 
Re: Iran, CUSMA: Just Two Reasons Bank was Right to Hold Steady on its Rate

The loss of 84,000 jobs in February – driven by the evaporation of more than 100,000 full-time positions – led to speculation early last week that ...


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The Canada-wide Early Learning and Child Care program has significantly reduced fees across most provinces and territories, increasing the affordability of regulated care and boosting demand. As cost barriers have declined, however, access challenges have intensified, as the supply of licensed spaces has not kept pace — leading to growing waitlists across the country.&nb...

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From: Edward Waitzer and Rachel Wasserman
To: Private equity watchers
Date: March 20, 2026 
Re: Opening Private Equity to Retail Investors? Don’t Do It. 

A priority project for the Ontario Securities Commission currently is to give smaller investors easier access to private assets (including private equity invest...


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From: Gary Edwards 
To: Federal and provincial securities regulators; Treasury Board; Canadian Securities Administrators; self-regulatory organization leaders
Date: March 19, 2026 
Re: Parity in cybersecurity practice for regulators and self-regulatory organizations

Regulators and self-regulatory organizatio...


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The Canada-wide Early Learning and Child Care program has significantly reduced childcare fees across most provinces and territories, stimulating demand for regulated care and drawing families away from informal arrangements. As affordability barriers have declined, however, access to licensed spaces has become the primary constraint. The creation of licensed spaces has fallen ...

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