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

MoneySense’s annual ranking looks at employment rates, rental costs and existing immigrant populations in communities across Canada

The current bull market is now the second-longest in history, yet the U.S. economy and American workers have lagged far behind

As Canada readies for Justin Trudeau’s first budget, what can his father’s first budget tell us about the economies each Prime Minister inherited?

Despite the significant boost from interest rate cuts and a low dollar, non-energy provinces have failed to lift Canada’s economy

About the best thing that can be said about Canada’s job numbers over the last year is that they could have been worse

From employment and trade to energy and deficits, here are 50 charts picked by Canada’s brightest minds to help you understand the economy in the year ahead

Some occupations did wildly better than others, both in terms of the number of jobs and what they got paid. Here’s how they all stacked up.

The NDP says a $15 minimum wage for workers in federally regulated industries would boost wages for 100,000 people, however that number is not supportable by the evidence

The reality that lower oil prices may be in place for more than a year—perhaps two, as opposed to months—is only now beginning to settle in