This latest research builds on the 2023 Leaky Bucket report, and finds that onward migration varies across, and within, provinces. It also finds that economic immigrants—those hand-selected for their ...

Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) Employment rose by just 8,200 in December (0.0 per ...

The Strategic Resilience and Emergency Management Council (SREM) focuses on effective operational practices and key strategic issues related to emergency response and business continuity. SREM aims to ...

This quarter, we look at how easing trade tensions with the United States and China later this year could affect Regina’s economy. Which sectors of the area’s economy have felt the worst effects of ...

This quarter, we look at how Toronto’s economy continues to navigate the uncertainty sparked by volatile U.S. trade policies. Which sectors of the area’s economy have felt the worst effects—and which ...

This quarter, we look at the pressure U.S. trade policy continues to put on the Canadian economy. Could Canada’s latest federal budget be the medicine the economy needs? How will the small contraction ...

The average one-year inflation expectation held at 3.2 per cent for the third month in a row, and the average three-year inflation expectation remained at 3.7 per cent for a second consecutive month.

Following a provisional 9.8 per cent increase in total visits to Alberta in 2025, we anticipate more modest growth of 1.5 per cent in 2026, followed by average annual gains of 1.9 per cent from 2027 ...

This quarter, we examine the effects of headwinds on Hamilton’s economy, including U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum and stalled population growth. Which sectors of the area’s economy are being hit ...

In this research, we examine the results of employer and employee surveys and findings from interviews with employers, DEI and human resource leaders, and workplace mentors and mentees experiencing ...

Amid shifting travel patterns associated with continuing tensions with the United States, British Columbia is well positioned to welcome a higher-than-average share of both domestic and overseas ...

This quarter, we look at how Winnipeg’s diverse industry landscape is helping the local economy withstand trade headwinds from the U.S. and China. Which sectors of the city’s economy are bright spots ...