Canada Adds 58,000 Private-Sector Jobs as Ottawa’s Public-Sector Payroll Falls by 27,000
Canada’s labour market delivered one of its strongest surprises of 2026 in July, with employment rising by roughly 75,000 as
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Condo Rents Fall 6.3% as Canada’s Rental Market Keeps Sliding
Canada’s rental market is giving prospective tenants something that was almost unthinkable during the post-pandemic housing crunch: sustained price declines.
Carney’s Economy Beats Expectations on Jobs—but Wage Growth Falls to Lowest Since 2022
Canada’s labour market delivered one of its strongest surprises in months in July, handing Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government a
19 Canadian Housing Compromises Buyers Are Making That Would Have Shocked Their Parents
For many Canadian parents, the home-buying formula once seemed straightforward: save a down payment, purchase a modest detached house, improve
Immigrants’ Birth Rates Fall Toward Canadian Levels, New Research Finds
A family may arrive in Canada carrying traditions shaped by another country, but decisions about children are quickly influenced by
U.S. Tourism Loses $3.3B as Canadians Keep Travel Spending at Home
The familiar stream of Canadian licence plates heading south thinned dramatically in 2025, and the financial impact was impossible to
Trump Uses Never-Before-Deployed 1930 Law to Hit Canada With 50% Tariffs
For decades, Canada and the United States built their economic relationship around the idea that most goods could cross the
Trump’s Own Envoy Says America Needs Millions More Barrels—and Canada Is One of the Best Sources
For years, Donald Trump’s energy message has rested on a simple claim: the United States has enough resources to stand
Canada’s World Cup Host Run Ends With Estimated $1.07-Billion Bill Still Unsettled
Canada’s brief turn at the centre of world soccer ended in dramatic fashion at BC Place, where Vancouver’s final match