EDITORIAL: Canada’s economy needs some tender loving care
Canada is at risk of falling victim to future inflation unless drastic changes to the productivity of the country’s economy are made.
Read MoreCanada is at risk of falling victim to future inflation unless drastic changes to the productivity of the country’s economy are made.
Read MoreIf post-secondary education continues to rely on technology, school boards need to ensure equitable access for students.
Read MoreWomen may be having fewer children in Canada because of expensive childcare, inflation, and changed ideals.
Read MoreThe Labour Force Survey is a nationwide survey conducted by Statistics Canada that measures the employment status of Canadians each month.
Read MoreIn the last two years, annual food inflation has risen to more than 10 per cent from 1.8 per cent in the past six months. It’s now at 9.7 per cent.
Read MoreWomen experience severe forms of intimate partner violence such as being choked, assaulted or threatened with a weapon or being sexually assaulted.
Read MoreStatistics Canada found hate crimes rose across Canada in 2020, with Jews being the primary target.
Read MoreThe recovery of the Canadian job market is good news for students, but other challenges should also be considered.
Read MoreAmong the factors that caused this increase in food prices are inflation, high energy prices, labour shortages, supply chain snarls, and the impact of adverse weather events linked to climate change.
Read MoreSmall businesses hope that customers will return upon reopening as COVID-19 restrictions ease.
Read MoreMarginalized Canadians don’t have as much exposure to urban green space, according to a Statistics Canada health report.
Read MoreAccording to Statistics Canada, 378,000 new jobs were added in September.
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