Immigrants make up approximately 22 per cent of Canada’s population. The Conference Board report predicts that Canada’s population growth will be driven entirely by immigrants by the year 2040. Continue reading
A rebound in the resource sector drove growth of 0.4 per cent in February, after a dip of 0.1 per cent in January. Continue reading
Ontario and Quebec saw the largest gains. Continue reading
So much for Premier Rachel Notley’s Climate Leadership Plan buying us social licence, writes Danielle Smith. Continue reading
A Liberal government plan to stimulate the Canadian economy with more than $120 billion in infrastructure investments has gotten off to a rough start, Parliament’s fiscal watchdog is confirming. Continue reading
Critical thinking, coordination, social perceptiveness, active listening and complex problem solving are key to being employed in the age of automation. Continue reading
Statistics Canada’s latest labour force survey also says the job gains in February were driven by an increase of 50,300 in public-sector jobs. Continue reading
But growth slowed considerably in the second half of the year. Continue reading
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he has spoken directly with U.S. President Donald Trump to make clear Canada views the imposition of steep new tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum as “absolutely unacceptable” and that the decision “makes no sense.” Continue reading
The cat’s out of the bag, with U.S. President Donald Trump confirming new tariffs on aluminum and steel imports. But will Canada be exempt? Continue reading
