As global demand for education shifts, Canada’s position as a leading study destination will be shaped by policy decisions, economic factors, and institutional strategies.

Strong workplace mental health is the cornerstone of productivity and employee engagement, and employers have a pivotal role to play. The Centre for Workplace Wellbeing and Effectiveness was ...

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 ...

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

After a sluggish second half to 2024, the Canadian economy looks set to push the pedal a little harder in 2025. Interest rates have fallen swiftly since June, and the Bank of Canada will shave another ...

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 ...

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

The Bank of Canada cut its target for the overnight rate to 3.0 per cent, the Bank rate to 3.25 per cent, and the deposit ...

Canada’s housing market will perk up this year as falling interest rates and stronger economic growth allow pent-up demand to emerge. Given that immigration targets are being cut drastically, what ...

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Central banks everywhere are trimming interest rates and the era of rapid cuts appears to be over. There are hints that inflation will re-emerge, particularly in the United States. For now, we believe ...