Over the past three years, the Bank of Canada has undertaken one of the most dramatic interest rate cycles in modern history, first hiking rates aggressively to tame inflation, and now gradually beginning to ease as economic momentum slows. This shift marks a key inflection point for Canadian households, businesses, and policymakers.

After nearly a decade of Justin Trudeau’s leadership, Canada has entered a new chapter with Mark Carney at the helm. His election as Prime Minister signals a shift toward economically focused governance during a time of significant uncertainty—both domestically and globally. For business leaders, investors, and policy watchers, the key question is: What happens next?