Inflation is coming down faster than expected. CPI growth in September slowed to 1.6 per cent year-over-year, down from 2.0 ...

Core CPI (excluding food and energy) grew by 2.4 per cent in September (y/y), which was the same as in August. Several ...

After expanding in July, manufacturing sales fell in August. The decline was driven by lower sales of primary metals, ...

This month, we discuss ongoing stability in both new and resale housing markets. Why are consumers cautious? Will falling interest rates help? What is Canada’s overall resale market state? Which ...

In this research, we examine the effects of pay transparency legislation, which is becoming the norm across much of Canada. How does pay transparency affect employees’ motivation, work behaviour, and ...

In this research, we use job postings data from Vicinity Jobs and projections from The Conference Board of Canada’s Model of Occupations, Skills and Technology to examine the hiring demand for green ...

This month’s Index of Consumer Spending continues to show an increase across all provinces and territories, save British Columbia and Prince Edward Island. What factors are driving the increase in ICS ...

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In this issue briefing, we examine the economic impact of defined benefit (DB) pension payouts to beneficiaries in Ontario in 2023. These pension payouts provide retirees and their families with a ...

In this research, we examine compensation trends for non-unionized employees in Canadian organizations. What’s the current state of inflation in Canada and how will it affect the job market in the ...