After the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada will need to focus on creating sustainable growth that leaves fewer people behind in order to make higher levels of debt more manageable, a senior Bank of Canada ...

The Canadian labour market snapped out of a funk in September, partially unwinding a spate of job losses over the summer. The ...

Canada added more jobs than expected in November, Statistics Canada data showed on Friday, though the pace of growth slowed and the numbers reflect labor conditions before more lockdowns were imposed ...

Canada’s productivity problem is no longer a mystery. For more than a decade, the numbers have been flat; output per worker has barely risen, investment has lagged, and the country has been falling ...

The number of non-permanent residents fell by 58,719 between April 1 and July 1 -- the largest second quarter decrease in years. Economists say that the falling population could have an impact on the ...

The Bank of Canada expects to release baseline projections for the economy and inflation with its monetary policy report in ...

Aside from the pandemic-affected period in 2020, this represents the slowest second-quarter growth since records began in 1946. This modest rise follows a period of rapid immigration-led expansion, ...

Canada is projected to record a GDP growth rate of 1.3 per cent in 2025 and tick higher, to 1.7 per cent, in 2026, Deloitte’s fall 2025 economic outlook said.

Canada’s labor market staged a modest comeback in September, with employment rising by 60,000, offsetting part of the losses from the prior two months. The employment rate edged up to 60.6%, though ...

I believe that climate action can and must be an integral part of the pro-growth agenda. This requires pragmatism and ...