Economy

The government uses Kijiji postings for labour data. Statistics in Canada are a disgrace.

Although Canadians witnessed the carnage of America’s housing crash, many want to believe our housing sector will follow a gentler path

Supply management inflates kosher-food prices

Andrew Leach prepares to stand before the Natural Resources Committee

An interview with the Canadian at the centre of Michael Lewis’ latest book Flash Boys

Don’t expect a U.S.-style crash. When you dig into the numbers, our housing market doesn’t look all that bad.

Despite an abundance of IPOs, the market isn’t that strong

For landowners, property rights are only topsoil deep—and disputes with energy firms are on the rise

The baby boomer generation will single-handedly depress potential growth in the economy

Extravagant, reckless, debt-ridden—Canadian consumers have maxed themselves out after a decade-long spending spree. When did we start to be like Americans?