The Real Economy Canada: Summer 2025

June 10, 2025

The economic uncertainty of this year has not abated—but as business waits for no one, it is essential to develop a clear and adaptable strategy going forward.

RSM Canada's economists and analysts outline how middle market companies should focus on leveraging the factors working in their favour while remaining cognizant of internal and external challenges.

The second half of 2025 could match the challenges and turbulence of the first half of the year … the sheer degree of uncertainty is as harmful as tariffs themselves.
Tu Nguyen, Economist, RSM Canada

This edition of The Real Economy Canada also examines innovative strategies for businesses in the tech and real estate sectors, and takes a look at recent provincial tax incentives aimed at stimulating the economy and incentivizing local investment. 

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The RSM Middle Market Sustainability Survey 2024: U.S. and Canada

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Tax incentives are one part of companies’ broader decarbonization efforts.

Training is the most common action taken toward compliance, but also the top hurdle.

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