Amelia Martin

Amelia Martin is a Canadian economic writer based in Toronto, covering how monetary policy, energy markets, and household debt shape everyday life. She began her career as a business reporter at a regional daily in Ontario, then moved to national coverage where she specialized in inflation dynamics, banking regulation, and the economics of public infrastructure. Over the past decade, Amelia has written explainers and breaking analysis for readers trying to make sense of shifting rates, trade signals, and labour-market trends. Her work has been recognized for translating complex data into clear narratives, including coverage of mortgage stress testing, Canada’s productivity debate, and the economic impacts of supply-chain disruptions. She now contributes regular columns and policy-focused briefs, often working with economists to verify figures, assess competing forecasts, and highlight real-world risks for consumers and businesses. Amelia is known for careful sourcing, timely updates, and a consistently reader-first approach to economic reporting.