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What does the future hold for Canadian business?
A collection of insights to help business leaders navigate disruption
Shifting US policy impacts Canadian businesses in all sectors. Leaders should monitor changes to stay agile and responsive.
Explore how to translate insights into business strategy to help manage risk and unlock opportunity. Find out how.
Featured insights
Webcast: How HR leaders can proactively navigate the impact of tariffs on the workforce
In this webcast, we discuss the impacts of shifting US policy on the workforce and what Canadian businesses need to consider today – and into the future.
Webcast: How Canadian businesses can prepare their workforces for US tariffs
In this webcast, panelists discussed strategies for Canadian businesses to engage their workforce and adapt to the impacts of US tariffs and economic disruption.
Webcast: What does the future hold for the Canadian economy?
Explore the impact of US tariffs and the Canadian retaliatory tariffs on business resilience. Stay informed to navigate economic shifts.
Turn ambiguity into opportunity.
Our integrated approach brings the full force of the EY multidisciplinary team to guide you. We pair deep industry knowledge with focused skillsets, capabilities and services. We get to the heart of how recent tariffs and ongoing uncertainty could impact Canada’s economy — and your operations and sector. Then, we create action plans, helping you transform risk into results. Stay current, gain insight, read more here.
What we think
Trade Disputes Disrupt Canada’s Sustainability
Trade disputes and policy shifts challenge Canada’s sustainability goals. Learn how businesses can adapt, comply, and stay competitive.
Global economic outlook: slowdown amid uncertainty
Global economic activity is expected to slow in 2025–26 due to trade tensions, rising bond yields and extreme policy uncertainty. Read our outlook.
Canadian CEO Outlook Survey – June 2025
Navigating uncertainty in a shifting global landscape: Canadian CEOs’ perspectives.
Top 12 trade and tariff questions boards must ask now
Canadian boards that ask poignant trade and tariff questions can help organizations navigate volatility and emerge stronger. Read through our top 12 suggested questions now.
Canadian Macroeconomic Outlook - June 2025 Webcast
In this webcast, the panelists discuss Canada’s 2025 economic outlook, trade tensions, inflation risks, and what it means for business leaders.
Canadian Macroeconomic Outlook – June 2025
Navigating uncertainty in a shifting global landscape: Canadian CEOs’ perspectives.
How to navigate the changing global immigration landscape
In this webcast, panelists discuss the impact of governmental actions and immigration policies in the US, Canada, and globally. Learn more.
How directors can navigate ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainty
In this webinar, panelists will discuss trade policy and provide insights for boards and audit committees for the upcoming financial reporting cycle.
Three ways Canada’s HR leaders can build resilience in the face of a trade war
Canadian businesses looking to overcome tariff-driven volatility would do well to proactively focus on the talent agenda now. Read more.
How HR leaders can proactively navigate the impact of tariffs on the workforce
In this webcast, discover the impacts of shifting US policy on the workforce and what Canadian businesses need to consider today – and into the future.
Impacts on and considerations for FINTRAC reporting entities
Explore the impacts of US tariffs on FINTRAC reporting entities and Canada's strategic responses to enhance border security and combat organized crime.
Four strategic steps for Canada's consumer product and retail sector to navigate tariff uncertainty
Explore how Canadian consumer product and retail businesses can sustain competitive advantage amidst shifting tariffs. Uncover four strategic steps to navigate uncertainty effectively.
Canadian Macroeconomic Outlook - February 2025
Given the interconnectedness of Canada-US trade, even modest tariff rates have the potential to push the Canadian economy to a mild recession, emphasizing the need for Canadian businesses and consumers to remain vigilant and adaptable.
How Canadian businesses can prepare their workforces for anticipated US tariffs
In this webcast, panelists discussed strategies for Canadian businesses to engage their workforce and adapt to the impacts of US tariffs and economic disruption.
How life sciences companies can navigate President Trump’s trade policies
In this webcast, panelists discuss the impacts of President Trump’s trade agenda on the supply chains of life sciences companies. Learn more.
How President Trump's trade agenda can impact consumer companies
In this webcast, panelists discuss impacts of President Trump's trade agenda on the supply chains of consumer and retail businesses. Learn more.
How tax and trade leaders can prepare for global tariff disruption
Explore how new US tariffs reshape trade, driving tax leaders to adapt. Understand steps to build resilience and seize emerging opportunities.
What Canadian audit committees should prioritize in 2025
EY Canada highlights key considerations for audit committees during the 2025 year-end audit cycle and beyond.
Navigating the Future: Canadian CEOs' Perspectives on 2025
Explore the Canadian economic outlook through a CEO perspective, focusing on strategic priorities and transformations driving future growth.
A look ahead: President Donald Trump’s second term
A look ahead: President Donald Trump’s second term
Top 10 geopolitical developments for 2025
Geopolitical risk will remain elevated due to economic sovereignty and global rivalries. Learn how to manage the uncertainty to grow your business.
How EY can help
Tariffs look different for every business. Your strategy should reflect your reality.
Supply chain challenges. Operating model effectiveness. Increasing costs. Sourcing risks. And just about everything in between. Shifting trade policies can affect any aspect of your business. Staying ahead of recent tariffs requires Canadian organizations to develop a tailored strategy now. Our seasoned advisors can guide you on:
- Trade and tariff implications
- Strategy and operating model resilience
- Supply chain strategy and transformation
- Cost and working capital management
- Divestitures and supporting distressed organizations
- Financing and capital requirements
- Board engagement and financial reporting implications
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Our team
Albert Anelli
EY Canada Managing Partner, Tax
Sylvain Golsse
National Global Trade Leader, EY Canada
Mauricio Zelaya
EY-Parthenon Canada Partner & National Economics Leader
Paul Vail
EY Canada Advanced Manufacturing and Mobility Leader
Ryan Beck
EY Canada Managing Partner, Consumer
Dr. Lance Mortlock
EY Canada Managing Partner, Industrials & Energy