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In a recent speech, the Bank of Canada’s senior deputy governor highlighted the risk posed by chronically sluggish productivity growth to the...
You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. In a recent speech, the Bank of Canada’s senior deputy...
Over the past two years, Canadians have felt the sting of rising interest rates and high inflation. The Bank of Canada’s short-term policy interest...
Over the past two years, Canadians have felt the sting of rising interest rates and high inflation. The Bank of Canada’s short-term policy interest...
Over the past two years, Canadians have felt the sting of rising interest rates and high inflation. The Bank of Canada’s short-term policy interest...
Last week, in response to growing concern about fast-rising immigration levels, the Trudeau government announced it will cap the number of...
Last week, in response to growing concern about fast-rising immigration levels, the Trudeau government announced it will cap the number of...
Last week, in response to growing concern about fast-rising immigration levels, the Trudeau government announced it will cap the number of...
The forest products sector has long served as both B.C.’s leading source of exports and a foundation for jobs and other economic activity across the...
British Columbia’s record population growth is having broad effects across our economy, including in consumer markets, the labour market and the...
As most incoming economic indicators point to a slowing economy, the labour market is gradually following suit. Nationally, job creation still looks...
We understand the desire to follow a long-term decarbonization path but question the merits of the timeline, write the column’s authors Since...
Government deficits are back. According to the latest fiscal and economic update from the Ministry of Finance, B.C. is on course to post a whopping...
As we enter the final quarter of 2023, it’s a good time to step back and ponder the key developments shaping the British Columbia job market. Total...
This year, the Trudeau government is on track to spend almost $500 billion (equivalent to almost 18% of Canada’s Gross Domestic Product), with $447...
This year, the Trudeau government is on track to spend almost $500 billion (equivalent to almost 18% of Canada’s Gross Domestic Product), with $447...
Over the past 15 years of writing in this space, we have avoided covering the same topic in consecutive columns. Rightly or wrongly, we have tried to...
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