Canada’s headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation continued to rise hitting 6.8% in April, up slightly from 6.7% in March. This is the highest rate of inflation since 1991, when inflation-targeting began.
Accessing and leveraging economic data remains a massive challenge for small businesses or non-profit associations in Canada. That is why an exciting new partnership between the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and Statistics Canada holds so much promise for helping smaller organizations travel the last mile of their economic data needs.
On May 16, 2022, Robin Guy, the Canadian Chamber’s Senior Director, Transportation, Infrastructure & Regulatory Policy, appeared at the House […]
Robin Guy is the Canadian Chamber’s Senior Director for Transportation, Infrastructure and Regulatory Policy, and leads the Western Executive Council. […]
Canadian employment held steady in April, rising by only 15,000 net new jobs — slightly below market expectations of +55k. However, this result comes after two very solid months that saw 409k jobs added during the rebound from January’s drop.