Canadian payrolls fall 49,600 in August as Census hiring ends and weekly earnings growth accelerates
Canadian payroll employment fell by 49,600, or 0.3 percent, in August 2026, Statistics Canada reported, even as average weekly earnings rose 3.7 percent from a year earlier to $1,354.55. The agency ...
Ottawa's deficit is just interest payments. The charts behind Canada's debt problem — and why it's about to get worse.
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government on Thursday released Canada’s first national security strategy in more than two ...
Ottawa's bet on Cohere looks less like strategic investment and more like a red flag for Canadian industrial policy. Here's ...
Oil prices are forcing the Bank of Canada's hand. Rates just climbed to 2.5%—see what's driving the move and what comes next ...
Who landed the sharpest blow in Question Period on October 30? Check out the lines that actually hit their mark.
MPs heard the Public Health Agency inspected its warehouses but never checked that flagged deficiencies were fixed before the ...
Vancouver homebuyers are paying over 4.5 times what it actually costs to build their homes. A new study breaks down the ...
The Strong Borders Act is heading back to second reading in Parliament. What's actually in it—and what's holding it up?
Carney just opened the door to scrapping the Indian Act—but chiefs are split on what comes next. The debate is more ...
Canada's economy just posted its best quarter since the trade war began. Here's what's behind the surprise 0.8% growth spike.
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