Canadian investors are facing a critical juncture as market momentum surges into late 2025, prompting a pivotal question: is this a sustainable bull run or a bubble poised to burst? A new Financial Post video series delves into this pressing issue, offering expert analysis on market trajectories, a stark warning on electric vehicle imports from China, and a nostalgic look at one of advertising's most memorable tunes.
Will the Bull Market Charge Into 2026?
Som Seif, the founder and chief executive of Purpose Investments, provides a crucial market update, assessing the current momentum and whether the bullish trend has the legs to continue into the next year. His insights, captured in a video published on November 22, 2025, break down the forces that could either propel the market forward or lead to a significant correction. Investors are keenly watching the indicators to see if the optimism surrounding equities is well-founded or if caution should prevail.
The Underestimated Danger of Chinese EVs
Beyond the typical competitive threats, Brian Kingston, CEO of the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers' Association (CVMA), sounds the alarm on a more profound risk posed by electric vehicle imports from China. In a separate FP Video segment, Kingston explains that the challenge extends far beyond simply capturing market share from domestic automakers. He outlines the strategic dangers these imports present to Canada's industrial base and economic security, framing it as an issue that demands immediate policy attention.
The Woman Behind a Generation's Anthem
Shifting from finance to nostalgia, the video series also travels back to the 1980s and 1990s, an era defined by Saturday morning cartoons and the unforgettable commercials that accompanied them. Among the most iconic was the catchy jingle for Toys 'R' Us, a tune that remains etched in the memory of millions. The segment profiles the talented woman who composed this defining piece of advertising history, exploring the creation of a melody that became a cultural touchstone for an entire generation.
This trio of stories from Financial Post Video provides a comprehensive look at the financial landscape and cultural echoes that are shaping the Canadian conversation as 2025 draws to a close.
