Jason Kirby

The final tally from Google searches for Trump and Clinton is downright eerie in how close it came to predicting Donald Trump’s surprise victory

Ottawa is quickly rolling out many economy-shaping government policies—but they’re not giving us information about their potential impact

A new project aims to resurrect long-forgotten Canadian economic data from the statistical dust bin. It’s about time.

Despite the record number of immigrants who came to Canada in the last year, it is not nearly enough to fill the gap left behind by retiring baby boomers

Trump’s angry rhetoric against free trade appeals to communities hit hardest by lost manufacturing jobs, leaving little room for Clinton’s fuzzy stance. That’s bad for the whole world.

With the Bank of Canada’s latest warning that interest rates will stay low for longer, is it any wonder people question the point of saving money ?

A look at the long-term demographic trends that have held back growth, and could continue to do so for years to come

There’s been a lot of terrible economic news in recent weeks. At what point does this become a problem for Justin Trudeau?

The grinding decline of the public company in Canada is the quietest crisis facing the economy today.

The debate over B.C.’s new tax on foreign buyers exposes how badly the Canadian economy needs ridiculously unsustainable house prices to keep rising