With the trade war launched by the United States threatening city economies across Canada, which sectors are still poised to expand and add jobs this year—and which will lose them? How much will cuts ...

Canada’s CPI growth decelerated to 2.3 per cent—down from 2.6 per cent in February. Lower gasoline prices helped ease overall ...

The Bank of Canada holds rates. Insights Uncertain times. The upending of U.S. foreign trade policy has reshaped the ...

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Amid tariff uncertainty by Canadians, the Index of Consumer Confidence fell to a record low in March 2025—below the record set at the start of the pandemic in April 2020. What will be the impact of ...

As the United States adopts a more coercive diplomatic approach, Canada must reassess its global alliances. This timely webinar will explore the impacts of ongoing tariffs and what Canada can do to ...

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The Index of Business Confidence fell by 10 points in this survey, its second-lowest level on record. Business executives ...

Even as the federal GST holiday ended, Canada’s CPI growth decelerated in March. While March’s CPI reflects the most recent full month of data with sales tax re-added to several goods, lower year-over ...

Economic uncertainty weighs on job market growth. Signs of a slowdown became evident in February, as the pace of job gains slowed. In addition, our hiring index for the month painted a subdued outlook ...