Statistics Canada

COYNE: We need a measure of poverty that tells us if we’re making progress against it

Employers are forced to get inventive to lure—and retain—the best and brightest

A ruling that a couple with twins can get twice the EI benefits may have set a precedent

Rob Moore considers the slightly rising crime rate in New Brunswick.

For students 20 to 24, unemployment hits 14 per cent, the highest rate since 1997

When it comes to career and life, the sexes make similar choices -- but at different times

A wave of grads has no hope of finding work. But that’s cool.

Grad studies are on the rise, but the payoff in cash is small

Our official number crunchers know how to budget

Health care is Canada’s fastest growing sector. The pay is up too.