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1 in 3 Canadians going on fewer dates due to economic conditions: TD survey

The current economic climate is also influencing pillow talk, with 1 in 4 Canadians (25%) polled now prioritizing financial transparency earlier in their relationships.

Simpsons WWII Roll of Honour Finds New Home at TD Museum

The WWII Simpsons Roll of Honour has been installed at TD’s downtown Toronto museum, preserving a rare piece of Canadian retail and wartime history.

Canadians plan to slash holiday spending, but mostly buying local: TD survey

More than one in three Canadians (36%) intend to cut back on holiday expenses this season, up significantly from 32% last year.

Canada’s consumer story isn’t a big spender tale: TD Bank report

Canada’s consumer spending outperformance in Q2 helped cushion the economy against the drag from trade tensions, says TD Bank.

Statistics Canada reports August retail growth

Statistics Canada says a rise in retail sales for August was driven by motor vehicle dealers and various subsectors.

Gen Z entrepreneurs eye e-commerce amid challenges, TD survey finds

1 in 4 Gen Z (25%) say they would launch an e-commerce venture using platforms like Etsy or Shopify, reflecting enthusiasm in this sector

Consumer prices on the rise: Statistics Canada

Year-over-year grocery price inflation has generally trended upward since its most recent low in April 2024 (+1.4%), says Statistics Canada.

Consumers regained their spending mojo, but tariffs cloud 2025: TD

TD said consumer spending gained momentum toward the end of 2024, supported by lower interest rates, which boosted consumer confidence, and external factors, such as the GST relief.

Half of Canadians foresee inflation, cost of living as biggest financial challenge in 2025: TD

The TD survey uncovered Canadians' financial priorities in 2025, with 56 per cent of those surveyed indicating a main priority was their day-to-day expenses, down 3% from last year, saving and investing for the future (47 per cent) and paying down debt (30 per cent).
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