Canada’s Job Market Continues to Mask Underlying Weakness with Public Sector Expansion
Recent employment data reveals a concerning trend in Canada’s job market, as public sector growth artificially inflates overall employment figures
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Canadian Dissatisfaction with Federal Spending and Taxation Grows
A vast majority believe they pay too much in taxes for the services they receive.
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US, Canada Among The Slowest In Mine Development Timelines, New Report Shows
A recent report by S&P Global reveals that the United States has the second-longest average lead times for developing new
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Canada’s Core Retail Sales Crater 1.4% In May
Canadian retail sales fell by 0.8% in May to C$66.1 billion, according to Statistics Canada, marking a significant decline led
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Canada’s Housing Starts Decline 9% In June
Canada’s housing market showed signs of cooling in June, with total housing starts dropping 9% to a seasonally adjusted annual
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Canada Sees CPI Come In At 2.7% In June
Canada’s Consumer Price Index rose 2.7% year-over-year in June, decelerating from May’s 2.9% increase, according to the latest data. This
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Top 20% of Canadian Earners Pay Over Half of All Taxes, Study Finds
A recent report from the Fraser Institute reveals that high-income families in Canada contribute a disproportionate share of the country’s
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Canada’s NATO Defense Spending to Fall Shorter Than the Government Projects, Watchdog Reports
Canada’s Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) Yves Giroux has bad news for Canada’s North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) allies. On Monday,
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Canada’s Unemployment Rate Rises To 6.4% As Job Market Stalls
Canada’s labor market unexpectedly shed jobs in June, with the unemployment rate climbing to 6.4%, signaling potential economic headwinds for
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Fewer People Feel Proud To Be Canadian Today Than In 2019
Oh no, Canada. A recent poll conducted by Leger reveals that fewer people feel proud to be Canadian. The survey,
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