Statistics Canada's recent labour force data reveals Saskatchewan's robust employment, with 19,000 full-time positions created year-over-year, marking a 2.2% overall increase. The province maintains the second-lowest unemployment rate among Canadian provinces at 6%, well below the national average of 7.1%. Deputy Premier Jim Reiter emphasized the government's commitment to sustaining this momentum, positioning Saskatchewan as Canada's premier destination for employment oppor

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Statistics Canada reports that average weekly earnings rose to $1,307.86 in July 2025, representing a 3.3% increase from the previous...

Canadian job vacancies have fallen to a seven-year low, dropping by 18,900 (-3.6%) to 505,900 in Q2 2025, following a consecutive 3.7%...

Abacus Data’s latest research shows that Canadians are anxious about affordability, healthcare, housing, and global uncertainty, but...

As Canada enters fall 2025, a new study reveals deepening financial anxiety across the nation. Nearly two-thirds of Canadians (62%)...

Statistics Canada has launched an innovative data visualization tool providing comprehensive insights into immigrant financial outcomes...

Canada is deepening its global economic ties through a new strategic partnership with the European Union. On July 11, Minister Mélanie...

On June 9, 2025, Ontario announced a $6.5 million investment through its renewed Life Sciences Innovation Fund (LSIF) to support 13...

In May 2025, Statistics Canada released a report showing that the median after-tax income for Canadian families and individuals rose...