GDP edged down again in May as oil sands output sputtered and Canadians closed their wallets. Despite gains in manufacturing ...

This report contains a review of and outlook for tourism activity in British Columbia. It examines domestic, U.S., and overseas activity and considers the situation in Vancouver.

First in Canada to offer a comprehensive, data-driven view of employee preferences regarding all aspects of total rewards and the employee experience, and to examine how those preferences vary across ...

Despite the elevated trade uncertainty under the new U.S. administration, the impact on Canada’s economy has been mixed.

Our widely respected Index of Business Confidence captures the views of senior executives of private Canadian corporations.

Provincial governments across Canada are facing fiscal challenges. Most are struggling to balance their books amid spending pressures, as pandemic-related interest costs linger, and a rising number of ...

Moderating inflation, coupled with some labour market softening in the first half of the year, suggests that slack is gradually emerging in the economy.

Business confidence remains deeply subdued. The Index of Business Confidence decreased by 1.5 points this quarter, falling to ...

Canada’s inflation rate rose in June, even as the headline figure remained below the Bank of Canada’s 2 per cent target.

President Donald Trump’s administration has put Canada–U.S. relations on edge, and Canadians are finding ways to support local industry as much as possible. However, the U.S. government’s tariffs have ...