Insights Weaker domestic demand will dampen the outlook for imports. Higher rates will continue to exert pressure on both ...

A weaker job market is resonating with consumers. Two of the driving forces behind the decline in confidence are outlooks on ...

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In late 2023, a dream team of former elected officials, mayors and chief planners, Indigenous leaders, designers, builders and developers, affordability advocates, and finance and insurance experts ...

Prince Edward Island has one of the fastest growing populations in the country, bolstering its economy and helping fuel employment growth. But how is that affecting housing starts and rental prices?

Stein Monteiro is the Lead Research Associate in the Immigration Knowledge Area for The Conference Board of Canada. In this role, Stein assists in providing insights on Canadian immigration policy ...

We share our forecast for Manitoba’s economy over the next five years. Real GDP is expected to expand by just 0.3 per cent in 2024. Will economic growth improve in 2025? And what is forecast for the ...

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Throughout the pandemic, The Conference Board of Canada conducted a number of surveys on the changes it wrought on people and organizations. This is what they had to say. Flexible Work Environments ...

We anticipate that consumer spending will not see any large improvements in the coming months. We expect domestic demand to continue to be impacted by the higher interest rates, especially as more ...

Signals of when and how fast interest rates are likely to start swinging back to neutral territory have consumed financial markets for the better part of six months. Fears of more potential rate ...