Tariff threats have caused recent volatility in trade. Between September 2024 and January 2025, total exports increased by 15 ...

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

With the release of February’s GDP by industry data, growth in the Canadian economy is showing signs that it slowed in the ...

This briefing summarizes organizational benchmarking data for the fourth quarter of 2024 (October–December) on turnover and retirement rates for unionized and non-unionized employees, absenteeism ...

Assuming that blanket tariffs will be imposed by the United States and remain in place for the entire second quarter of this year, we predict that business investment will contract by 0.8 per cent ...

A precipitous fall is on the way for the U.S. economy as cracks in the foundation begin to form. Tariffs will simultaneously accelerate price growth and sap demand. How much will the mass deportations ...

This month, we describe weakness in both the new and resale housing markets. What is prompting homebuyer hesitancy? Where were the softest resale markets? How is Canada’s average resale price faring?

This month, we consider the results of the Index of Consumer Spending for March 2025. How have the different provinces fared this month? What was the impact of the interplay of employee wage changes, ...

This quarter, we provide a baseline forecast for Kitchener–Cambridge–Waterloo’s economy, with fallout from the trade war with the United States posing downside risk. To what extent will the area’s non ...

The biggest external risks that Canadian C-level executives identified for 2025 include global political instability; economic downturn/recession; immigration ...

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