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Canada’s Job Market Is Booming—If You Ignore The Unadjusted Data

October 10, 2025

Canada may be fighting trade wars on two fronts, but its job market didn’t get the memo. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data show the country added tens of thousands of jobs in September. Heck, the data even shows a 6-figure addition of full-time jobs over the 30-day period. Suspicious? You’re onto something. Let’s talk about the […]

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Canada’s Job Market Mismatch: 1 In 3 New Immigrants Overqualified

October 10, 2025

Canada’s job market oversold and underdelivered. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data contained a special Labour Force Survey (LFS) supplement examining labour market efficiency in September. The data reveals a huge mismatch—1 in 6 Canadians aren’t working in their field of post-secondary training, and a fifth are overqualified for the work they found. The problem is even […]

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Canadian Employment Deceiving, More People Compete For Fewer Jobs: NBF

October 1, 2025

Canada’s job market is worse than it looks, according to one of Canada’s largest banks. National Bank of Canada (NBF) is warning investors the surprising growth in payroll data has been misread as strength, but zooming out reveals it’s now aligning with the weakness observed in the Labour Force Survey (LFS). When combined with plunging […]

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How Canada’s Population Growth Hid Its Rising Household Debt Burden

September 11, 2025

Canadian households are once again piling on debt faster than their incomes can keep up—if they ever stopped. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data show the household debt-to-income (DTI)  ratio climbed for a third straight quarter in Q2 2025. It’s still below the 2021 peak, but that drop has less to do with deleveraging and more to […]

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Canadians Are Less Satisfied With Life—Which Province Is Worst?

September 10, 2025

Canadians aren’t bouncing back from the pandemic’s hit to life satisfaction. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data show the average life satisfaction score slipped in Q2 2025, the first decline in more than a year. The recovery is stalling before it reaches pre-pandemic levels, and a provincial breakdown shows sharp divides in how people feel about their […]

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Canadian Job Losses Reinforce Confidence Crisis, Kill Soft Landing Narrative

September 5, 2025

Canada’s economy just keeps taking hits—the latest is this morning’s job report. The unemployment rate climbed sharply in August, according to Statistics Canada’s Labour Force Survey. What was once a demographic issue is now a demand problem. Real job losses are materializing, and they’re not limited to trade-exposed sectors. The data points to a deeper […]

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Canadian Economy In Excess Supply, Expected To Worsen: National Bank

September 2, 2025

The Canadian economy was cruising smoothly until this year, but its landing is now looking choppy. National Bank of Canada (NBF) economists are warning investors that the economy slipped into excess supply in Q2. The Big Six bank sees this problem continuing into Q3 with job creation drying up, GDP contracting, and investment fleeing into […]

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Canada’s Long-Term Joblessness Hits 27-Year High, Workforce Shrinks

August 8, 2025

Canada’s blowout job report in June looks like a headfake after last month’s erosion. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows a sharp decline in jobs for July, partially rolling back most gains made the month before. The details were even worse—the labour force contracted, while long-term and youth unemployment reached levels not seen in decades. […]

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Canadian Job Vacancies Collapse To 8-Year Low, Diverging From US: BMO

August 1, 2025

Cracks are forming under the surface of Canada’s job market. The country’s job vacancy rate has plunged to an 8-year low, and well below the pre-pandemic rate. The problem looks even more serious when contrasted with the American labor market, warns BMO Capital Markets. Canada’s plunging job vacancy rate isn’t getting much attention with recent […]

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Canadian Steel Tariffs: Weaker Demand, Higher Home Prices, Fewer Jobs

July 28, 2025

Canadians are stuck between a rock and a hard place, most likely CSA G40.21 (steel joke, sorry). To protect domestic producers, policymakers slapped tariffs on steel imports last year—and went nuclear with counter tariffs when the U.S. declared a trade war. The result? Collateral damage for industries like real estate, where higher input costs are […]

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