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Canada Sees Record Population Drop, Immigration Policies Already Easing

March 19, 2026

Canada’s population is shrinking at the fastest pace on record according to Statistics Canada (StatCan). The latest Q1 2026 population estimates reveal the first annual decline ever, driven by a sharp shift in immigration policy. The agency warns the declines will see revisions in the upcoming months as Canada softens its stance on immigration throttling. […]

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Canadian Unemployment Hits Recession Levels, Private Sector Stalls

March 13, 2026

February may be the shortest month, but it punched above its weight when it came to job losses. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows employment fell in February, concentrated entirely in full-time roles. The little growth over the past year has been public sector expansion, masking a stalling private sector. The result: unemployment is at recession […]

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Canada’s Business Churn: Near-Record Closures, State-Backed Growth

February 25, 2026

Canada is seeing its total active business count hold firm, but a dramatic recomp is happening. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows active businesses climbed in November, even if it was a minor advance. Looking past the headline data, there are a few more problems that may not be obvious at first—such as the reliance on […]

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Canadian Job Losses 10x Larger Than Adjusted Data Shows

February 6, 2026

Canada is losing jobs, but don’t worry—it needs less of them. That was the general takeaway from Statistics Canada (StatCan) this morning. Despite the agency reporting fewer jobs in January, the headline unemployment rate fell as fewer job seekers were in the market. Before bragging about how great the economy is, it’s worth understanding the […]

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Canadian Job Vacancies: Alberta Surges, Ontario Matches Nunavut Lows

February 3, 2026

Canadian employers may be doing better than expected, but they aren’t showing much enthusiasm. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data show national job vacancies slipped in November, but it was far from a national trend. Five provinces showed monthly growth, with Saskatchewan and Alberta actually showing a substantial jump in hiring. The drag was primarily in BC […]

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Canadians Are Leaving In Record Numbers, Most Are Prime-Aged Workers

January 22, 2026

It wasn’t just a pandemic blip—more Canadians are leaving the country for good. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data show emigration, when citizens or permanent residents move abroad, hit a new record in 2025. More than half of the emigration is driven by workers aged 25 to 49, while a rapidly growing share of seniors joining them […]

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More Canadian Businesses Plan Job Cuts Now Than During The Pandemic: BoC

January 20, 2026

Canada hasn’t seen this many businesses planning to downsize in a decade, as they try to curb rising costs. That was the general takeaway from the Bank of Canada’s (BoC) latest Business Outlook Survey (BOS) for Q4 2025. Firms aren’t just bracing for a slowdown and hiring freeze, but the share of firms expecting staff […]

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Canada’s Jobless Count Soars by 73k, Second-Worst Spike Since 2020

January 9, 2026

Out with the new, in with the old? Canada’s job market looked stable in December, but the details tell another story. Statistics Canada’s (StatCan) Labour Force Survey shows flat headline employment, but the composition is shifting fast. Older workers and publicly-funded, non-market sectors are seeing substantial gains. Meanwhile, youth and market-based private sector jobs are […]

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Canada’s Trade Demand Is Running Hot, Undermining BoC Rate Cuts

January 8, 2026

Canada’s central bank won’t love what the latest trade data says about the economy. Statistics Canada’s (StatCan) latest merchandise trade data shows a return to deficit territory in October due to surging imports. Demand is running so hot it’s seeking its fix abroad, while demand for Canadian goods is failing to keep up. The imbalance […]

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Canadian GDP Reverses Months of Gains, Broadest Erosion Since Pandemic

December 23, 2025

Canadian GDP just hit reverse, a move that conflicts with the quarterly boom at first sight. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows GDP fell sharply in October—enough to erase months of gains. The reversal leaves the economy with the broadest erosion of industry since the pandemic, and it’s not just a blip. Canada’s economy is undergoing […]

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