In May, employment in Canada was virtually unchanged, rising by just 8,800 jobs. The labour force participation rate held ...

Trade tensions with the United States significantly impacted both exports and imports in April. Canadian exports fell 10.8 ...

Stronger than expected growth gives the Bank of Canada some breathing room. The first quarter of 2025 outperformed ...

U.S. relations on edge, and Canadians are finding ways to support local industry as much as possible. However, the U.S.

Canada’s post-secondary system is producing skilled graduates, but challenges remain in matching credentials to evolving ...

Real growth GDP in Canada bounced back in March to 0.1 per cent, bringing first quarter growth to 0.5 per cent. Advanced ...

Jahm Mae Guinto is an Economist in the Economic Research Knowledge Area at The Conference Board of Canada. In this role, Jahm applies her expertise in quantitative analysis to provide evidence-based ...

After a muted end to 2024, the provincial economies will seek to regain momentum in 2025. Lower inflation and further interest rates cuts will set the stage for stronger household spending and ...

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Higher Education Trends (HET) provides post-secondary institution (PSI) leaders with valuable data and insights into trends in higher education. It includes national student statistics in four pivotal ...

The relationship between Canada and the United States is being reset. During this time of uncertainty, The Conference Board of Canada is examining what Canada must do to not just survive but thrive in ...

Hiring activity remains muted. While the U.S. administration’s rhetoric on trade has been eye-catching, many announcements have subsequently been paused or dialled back, allowing room for negotiation ...