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09/08/2026
The AI boom and associated data centre buildout has found its way to Canada, albeit a
bit later and less aggressively than in the U.S
Robert Kavcic, Senior Economist, BMO Capital Markets, provides his observations and more in this week’s edition of BMO Capital Markets' Feature Focus report, "Data Centre Boom Moves North". http://spr.ly/6002BGHk8j
09/04/2026
AI is no longer a future trend. It's becoming a defining force in how businesses invest, grow, and compete.
In this edition of Weekly Strategy Perspectives, Carol Schleif explores the next phase of the AI story, from the unprecedented pace of adoption and massive infrastructure buildout to the challenges investors face in identifying the long-term winners. As companies continue investing in data centers, energy, semiconductors, cybersecurity, and new business models, the economic and market implications are still unfolding.
Learn more: http://spr.ly/6003BGB1XL
09/03/2026
The Bank of Canada held policy rates steady at 2.25% for the seventh straight meeting, as expected.
Read more about the decision from BMO’s Managing Director, Canadian Rates & Macro Strategist, Benjamin Reitzes. http://spr.ly/6000BG6zJe
Trade talks dominated the narrative in August, curious then that the Canadian stock market was a global top performer and the Loonie fared well for the month.
Brent Joyce, BMO Private Wealth’s Chief Investment Strategist, discusses this and more in the latest BMO Nesbitt Burns Global Markets Commentary, “Sensational and Sensationalism.”
Click here to check out the full report and video: http://spr.ly/6003B1Ci37
A family vacation property often holds more than financial value. If you're planning to pass it on to the next generation, thoughtful planning today can help preserve both ownership and cherished memories for years to come. Learn more: http://spr.ly/6006B17T1Q
08/28/2026
Canada has been actively and aggressively seeking foreign investment since the trade war first flared. There are some early signs of mild success.
Doug Porter, Chief Economist, BMO provides his observations and more in this week’s edition of BMO Capital Markets' Feature Focus report, "Waiting for Good Foreign Investment". http://spr.ly/6001B1FMh1
08/28/2026
Sometimes the biggest risks in markets are the stories investors tell themselves.
In this edition of Weekly Strategy Perspectives, Carol Schleif separates market myths from reality, exploring several of the narratives gaining traction as summer comes to a close. While uncertainty remains, strong earnings, resilient consumers, and corporate adaptability continue to provide support for markets.
Learn more: http://spr.ly/6005B10mTR
From selling a novelty product on the streets of Toronto to building the company behind PAW Patrol, Ronnen Harary's career offers a masterclass for young entrepreneurs. Here are his lessons on taking risks, learning from failure and asking for help.
08/24/2026
As investors navigate inflation, rising Treasury yields and market volatility, Carol Schleif, Chief Market Strategist at BMO Private Wealth, discusses the forces shaping today's market environment and opportunities across asset classes.
Watch the conversation: http://spr.ly/6047B1SYvS
08/21/2026
2025 brought protectionist shifts in U.S. trade policy, spurring ongoing Canadian efforts for more internal trade—benefits will take time.
Michael Gregory, CFA, Deputy Chief Economist and Managing Director, provide their observations and more in this week’s edition of BMO Capital Markets' Feature Focus report, "Internal Trade Checkup".
http://spr.ly/6003B1l7GR