As the threat of broad U.S. tariffs loomed over Canadian producers, manufacturing sales increased by 0.3 per cent in December ...

As global demand for education shifts, Canada’s position as a leading study destination will be shaped by policy decisions, ...

After a sluggish second half to 2024, the Canadian economy looks set to push the pedal a little harder in 2025. Interest rates have fallen swiftly since June, and the Bank of Canada will shave another ...

Year-over-year, the pace of average hourly wage growth fell to 3.5 per cent. This was the slowest pace of wage growth since ...

Our recent report provides crucial insights into the barriers neurodivergent students face in higher education.

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In this annual report, we explore the impact of Canada’s aging population on the labour force, housing and household creation, and the ongoing role of immigration on Canada’s long-term demographics ...

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For more than a year, the Index has fluctuated without consecutive gains or losses, remaining well below levels typically associated with strong economic growth. The latest uptick in confidence ...

This month, we consider the Index of Consumer Spending for November and December 2024. How much did consumers spend in the holiday season? Which provinces and territories were the biggest spenders and ...

Month to month, on average, Canadians’ one-year expectation for inflation remained constant at 3.1 per cent, while three-year expectations edged slightly upward. Which province posted the highest ...