Even if the strike is resolved quickly and significant damage is avoided, this strike is the latest of events that highlight the need for companies to develop supply chain resiliency. … READ MORE >
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Canada’s inflation fell to 2.5 per cent, solidifying case for rate cut
Inflation numbers have consistently come in below expectations this year and is firmly on track to reach 2 per cent next year. … READ MORE >
Digital transformation and Canada’s public sector
The digital infrastructure in Canada’s public sector needs a serious overhaul. Significant investments are needed to move toward paperless systems, online government services, cloud-based solutions and improved cybersecurity. … READ MORE >
Canada’s CPI in June shows disinflation and suggests rate cut
While inflation will continue to decrease, price levels are much higher than a few years ago, and that is something that can only get more palatable with higher income levels. … READ MORE >
Canada’s economic outlook: The dawn of recovery
While challenges remain in Canada’s economy, particularly high housing costs, expected rate cuts and continued population growth provide a foundation for renewed prosperity. … READ MORE >
Canada’s unemployment rate rose to 6.4 per cent, calling for further rate cuts
The economy lost 1,400 jobs in June. The unemployment rate jumped by 0.2 percentage points to 6.4 per cent and the employment rate fell by 0.2 percentage points to 61.1 per cent. … READ MORE >
Canada’s inflation rises to 2.9% but rate cut remains on the table
Disinflation will be the theme in the Canadian economy for the rest of the year, despite the inflation uptick in May. … READ MORE >
The future of voluntary carbon markets: A pathway to corporate decarbonization
The Biden administration’s Voluntary Carbon Markets Joint Policy Statement and Principles are intended to bolster transparency and strengthen confidence in the markets. … READ MORE >
Canada’s unemployment rate rises to 6.2 per cent, bolstering case for further rate cuts
Canada’s jobs report for May showed that the labour market continued to soften as the economy added 27,000 jobs and the unemployment rate inched up to 6.2%. … READ MORE >
Canada’s inflation fell to 2.7%, bolstering case for June rate cut
Headline inflation fell to 2.7 per cent, within the 1 per cent to 3 per cent range for the fourth month in a row and the lowest since early 2021. … READ MORE >