Trade turmoil marks the first cracks in labour market stability. In March, the Canadian economy shed approximately 33,000 ...

Global relationships are in upheaval as the United States is now engaging in coercive diplomacy with former allies.

Trade tensions between Canada and China have persisted for years, driven by diplomatic, security, and economic disputes.

Heading into 2025, the Canadian economy was rounding the corner as interest rates came down. Real GDP expanded 2.4 per cent in the final quarter of 2024, spearheaded by gains in household spending and ...

Tourism in Canada is on the verge of a critical milestone. Inbound visitation from the United States and overseas will fully recover in 2025, even as new challenges threaten to stand in the way. As ...

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

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

While natural hazards like wildfires will strongly influence travel to B.C. throughout the forecast period, we project an increase in total overnight visits in 2025 through 2028. What will be the ...

Trade turmoil marks the first cracks in labour market stability. In March, the Canadian economy shed approximately 33,000 jobs, the first monthly decline since July. The strong employment gains ...

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 ...

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 ...