As most experts predict that Clause 32, will make it much more challenging for Canada to engage in trade talks with China, one study states that this is precisely what Canadian regulators need to do. Continue reading
The economy managed to beat analysts’ expectations despite a prolonged shutdown at at Syncrude Canada’s oilsands complex. Continue reading
Restoring work-life balance and protections for precarious workers will be a key part of a revamp of Canadian labour rules set to be tabled this fall. Continue reading
Household spending was also up, driven by higher utilities and gasoline costs as well as spending on home renovations. Continue reading
The new office will serve to “encourage investment between Canadian and Scottish businesses and organizations.” Continue reading
The federal agency says the consumer price index for July was up 3.0 per cent on a year-over-year basis compared with a 2.5 per cent increase in June. Continue reading
A rush of new part-time jobs offset a drop in full-time work last month to help Canada post a net gain of 54,100 positions and drop the national unemployment rate down to a four-decade low. Continue reading
Oil has been moving up steadily in the past year, reaching prices not seen since 2014, offering more reprieve to the beleaguered market. Continue reading
An internal federal analysis is forecasting job market moderation on the horizon following Canada’s extended period of healthy employment growth. Continue reading
The result, which was well above expectations, has economists discussing the possibility of an October interest rate hike by the Bank of Canada. Continue reading
