
2025 mid-year Canadian M&A update
What’s the outlook for Canadian mergers and acquisitions for the rest of 2025? Explore our economic analysis and areas of opportunity.
What’s the outlook for Canadian mergers and acquisitions for the rest of 2025? Explore our economic analysis and areas of opportunity.
The time has come to rethink how services are provided and reimagine collaboration across all levels of government and between departments and teams.
Four key areas of opportunity for Canadian CISOs to build cyber resilience, based on our 2025 Global Digital Trust Insights.
Explore key regulatory expectations compliance professionals must incorporate into their organization’s ABAC compliance.
Key trends for Canada’s insurers: climate change, OSFI’s B-15, generative AI, ecosystems, evolving tax rules and new capabilities in risk modelling.
Key trends for banks: growth opportunities, AI agents and risk management considerations in light of regulatory compliance matters like OSFI's B-15.
The keys to value creation as leaders face US trade issues, climate change, generative AI, productivity concerns and other business trends in 2025.
What’s the outlook for Canadian M&A for 2025? Explore insights into Canada’s productivity challenge and related deals opportunities.
Our Global Digital Trust Insights survey shows how to close resilience gaps and manage the risks of cyber attacks on the health-care sector.
How are industry leaders navigating key issues—dealmaking challenges, housing affordability and climate change resilience—on the agenda next year?
Read our analysis of the key steps we expect a Trump administration will take and how they may impact the deals market in Canada.
The Year-end tax planner is designed primarily for individuals who have accumulated some wealth or own their own businesses (large or small). It includes year-end tax planning checklists.
As consumer spending in Canada rises, new purchasing preferences and behaviours are reshaping the holiday shopping season.
Grow your workforce capabilities and capacity to deliver public services more effectively and sustainably
What do ISSB disclosures, OSFI’s B-15, CSRD and SEC rules mean for Canada’s insurance companies?
How can Canada's insurance companies accelerate finance transformation as they navigate generative AI, IFRS 17 and other key forces of change?
How do Canada's employees feel about upskilling, generative AI and other trends reshaping the future of work?
Securing the legacy of Canada’s family businesses in an age of generative AI.
Scaling generative AI use cases in the public sector.
Our survey yields consumer insights on building trust and loyalty through an omnichannel retail strategy, based on the latest retail trends in Canada.
Explore our annual report on the state of the mining industry in British Columbia and important opportunities ahead.
How financial institutions can enhance sanctions and anti-money laundering compliance using generative AI tools and machine learning algorithms.
As they navigate global megatrends, Canadian insurers need to focus on the core driver of business outcomes: the ability to properly price risk.
Our Global Risk Survey finds a tech tipping point fueling reinvention—and new views on enterprise risk management.
How can leaders make sure their resilience program matures and evolves ahead of a changing business environment?
Through PwC's grasp of the Workday technology and a workforce of globally connected, enterprise-minded individuals, the Fonds is paving its own way to success—while inspiring others to envision a future where autonomy and transformation go hand in hand.
EIFEL and general anti-avoidance rules will change the economics of business. Here’s how companies can succeed in this new environment.
Explore four ways Canadian leaders can enhance their organization’s resilience by breaking down barriers within and outside their organization.
As one of the world’s largest providers of fertilizers, services and solutions, the agricultural company was undergoing intense growth and expansion, operating in multiple countries during multiple acquisitions.
Explore three practical ways Canadian leaders can enhance their organization’s resilience by leveraging the power of their people.
Responsible by design: How your organization can embrace GenAI without risking your reputation.
Our June 2023 Canadian Consumer Insights Pulse Survey shows how new retail technologies are changing consumers’ purchasing habits.
Complying with the OECD’s global minimum tax requires teams to work together in new ways and build resilience in a changing environment.
Canada’s cyber threat landscape is continuously changing. Get insights and strategies to strengthen your cyber defence.
Many organizations are unprepared to meet the rigorous requirements of the new Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act, which could mandate disclosures as early as 2023.
Mining actionable intelligence from data lets organizations pinpoint threats sooner—and uncover new opportunities along the way.
Our March 2023 Canadian Consumer Insights Pulse Survey explores the omnichannel shopping experiences consumers say they value the most.
Explore the key areas around which utilities organizations need to build their strategies in 2023.
Risk modelling and quantification is not a new topic for risk professionals, but it has taken on new meaning and heightened strategic importance as organisations work to anticipate risk so they can act with confidence.
Leading organisations have used this time to enhance their resilience, but also their risk maturity so they are ready today to seize new opportunities for the future with greater confidence. It is clear how valuable risk-informed decisions are, and that risks are no longer something that can be well-handled within...
How are Canadian organizations responding to OT security threats? Explore our survey of 200 business decision-makers and next steps for organizations.
Research: Canadian Consumer Insights June 2022. Learn what Canadian consumers want in this retailer’s guide to deciphering shoppers’ shifting habits.
We’re in a pivotal historical moment: the dynamic between employees and employers is radically, and possibly irreversibly, shifting.
The eighth Total Tax Contribution (TTC) survey of the Business Council of Canada’s members analyses data received for the 2019 and 2020 fiscal years from 69 of Canada’s largest businesses.
Digital Sales Tax, federal budget measures and OECD tax agreements are shifting the corporate income tax landscape for Canadian businesses.
A road map for finance transformation as CFOs navigate a ‘perfect storm’ of change.
CEOs can foster a workplace culture that helps employees feel connected to their company, its purpose and one another.
The digital economy represents the end-to-end digitization of business processes and everyday activities—an achievement that requires integrating connectivity, software and hardware.
Building on the momentum for change and transformation to address CEOs’ biggest challenges and opportunities
Private companies and family offices often think that they are too small to attract the attention of hackers and so a cyber attack won’t happen to them.
Agility a key advantage as CEOs look to the next stage of growth and transformation.
With ongoing investments in cybersecurity, our client, a Canadian financial institution, has leveraged industry-leading cybersecurity practices to protect customers throughout the pandemic.
If there’s one thing family businesses have learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s that they must be ready for the unexpected. Over the past year or so, business continuity planning became critical as family business leaders looked to navigate sudden changes like shutdowns, new health and safety requirements and...
A look at one Ontario police service's strategies for policing innovation.
Advance your digital agenda with a business-led, experience-centric, technology-enabled transformation powered by your move to SAP S/4HANA.
Amid a new wave of transformation sparked by COVID-19, banks have a fresh opportunity to unlock the power of their people.
TransAlta has adopted a flexible automation solution that frees the tax team from manual tasks while improving speed and accuracy.
Through automation, the tax team has reduced its reliance on labour-intensive Excel spreadsheets, freeing up time for expert analysis and value-added tasks.
By automating processes, CP Rail’s tax department has improved the timeliness, accuracy and transparency of its financial reporting.
To help you position your organization for the future of logistics, we outline a road map for your transformation journey.