Year-over-year, the pace of average hourly wage growth fell to 3.5 per cent. This was the slowest pace of wage growth since ...

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For more than a year, the Index has fluctuated without consecutive gains or losses, remaining well below levels typically associated with strong economic growth. The latest uptick in confidence ...

Our recent report provides crucial insights into the barriers neurodivergent students face in higher education.

The Conference Board of Canada helps inform and improve Canada’s education and skills sectors. Through independent and collaborative evidence-based research and analysis, we examine and address key ...

Canadians need to prepare for a changing labour market. The Future Skills Centre—Centre des Compétences futures (FSC–CCF) will help them transition and adapt to new jobs. Funded by the Government of ...

Consumers draw positives from December’s job growth and interest rate cut, but the effects of U.S. tariffs on Canada’s ...

As the lingering effects of high inflation and a restrictive monetary environment continue to fade, which Canadian cities are poised for stronger economic growth this year? How much will recent cuts ...

In 2024, hiring activity declined steadily before stabilizing at the end of the year. In 2025, we expect hiring activity to increase as interest cuts gradually stimulate demand. More importantly, a ...

Real GDP growth in Canada slowed by 0.2 per cent in November, indicating the economy is ending the year on a weaker note. Looking ahead to 2025, conditions may not improve.

The economy continues to churn out jobs, a welcome signal of resilience and recovery. A third consecutive monthly employment increase and weaker labour force growth together helped to reduce the ...

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