In May, employment in Canada was virtually unchanged, rising by just 8,800 jobs. The labour force participation rate held ...

Trade tensions with the United States significantly impacted both exports and imports in April. Canadian exports fell 10.8 ...

Stronger than expected growth gives the Bank of Canada some breathing room. The first quarter of 2025 outperformed ...

Real growth GDP in Canada bounced back in March to 0.1 per cent, bringing first quarter growth to 0.5 per cent. Advanced ...

U.S. relations on edge, and Canadians are finding ways to support local industry as much as possible. However, the U.S.

Canada’s post-secondary system is producing skilled graduates, but challenges remain in matching credentials to evolving ...

We’re thrilled to announce that Vicinity Jobs has officially been acquired by The Conference Board of Canada (CBoC). As Canada’s leading independent applied research organization, we are committed to ...

This briefing summarizes organizational benchmarking data for the fourth quarter of 2024 (October–December) on turnover and retirement rates for unionized and non-unionized employees, absenteeism ...

The biggest external risks that Canadian C-level executives identified for 2025 include global political instability; economic downturn/recession; immigration ...

This month, we describe weakness in both the new and resale housing markets. What is prompting homebuyer hesitancy? Where were the softest resale markets? How is Canada’s average resale price faring?

Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) In 2024, Canada exported $30 billion of products to ...

Uncertainty emanating from the U.S. capital, including a trade war that could boost housing costs and threaten the employment consumers require to afford a dwelling, adds to the myriad challenges ...