Business confidence remains deeply subdued. The Index of Business Confidence decreased by 1.5 points this quarter, falling to ...

Canada’s inflation rate rose in June, even as the headline figure remained below the Bank of Canada’s 2 per cent target.

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About Cory Renner is the Associate Director of Economic Forecasting at The Conference Board of Canada. He oversees forecasting and modelling across the organization’s economic products and plays a key ...

Deficits, debts, tariffs, trade, taxes, Trump …. Sorting through the fiscal picture for the country, while never easy, has become much more complicated in 2025. Joining us for this episode are Cory ...

Canada’s labour market rebounded in June, adding 83,000 jobs—welcome news after four months of stagnation—and nudging the ...

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The Conference Board of Canada’s contribution to capitalizing on this opportunity is to stand up the Centre for Canadian Growth and Prosperity (CCGP). It is a national initiative that will catalyze ...

Indigenous & Northern Communities The Conference Board of Canada helps leaders build a prosperous, healthy future for Indigenous and Northern communities, governments, and businesses. As a leader in ...

Putting the racial wage gap in context Canada is one of the most racially diverse countries in the world. In 2011, it was home to over 6.2 million people who identified themselves as a member of a ...

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Exports saw a slight rebound in May, despite tariff headwinds. Following a record-low national trade balance in April—coinciding with the introduction of U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports—Canada’s ...