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The Bank of Canada is expected to announce yet another interest hike on Wednesday, and economists are hoping that it will be the last one for a while, with some warning it could be a step closer to recession as Canada tries to balance the need to fight inflation with the growing pressure on the housing market.

This is the fifth instalment in our series on where the global economy is heading in 2023. It follows recent articles on inflation, energy, food and t

This is the fifth instalment in our series on where the global economy is heading in 2023. It follows recent articles on inflation, energy, food and t

At SFU, a range of thinkers well to the left grappled with big stuff like war, money and media. Here’s one organizer’s report.

Disability Employment Services (DES) help job seekers with a disability find and keep a job. They also provide ongoing support to both the job seeker and

Alberta has held its minimum wage at $15 per hour since 2018. But advocacy groups say there is a big difference between the minimum wage and a "living wage" — defined as the amount a person needs to meet their basic needs and to modestly participate in a community.

Uber and the rest have changed the game, and solutions are complex — and slow. Part one of two.

New report rejects PC maritime logistics inquiry findings

Once again, the Bank of Canada has raised its benchmark interest rate — this time to 4.25 per cent — reassuring us that its seemingly unending series of hikes are going to eventually help take the bite out of inflation. For many Canadians, that monetary policy is making tough times tougher. That's by design.

The staffing industry is heading into an era of ‘Extreme Recruiting’ with predicted escalating pay rates, a technology arms race, sourcing innovation and changes in the screening process and upskilling according to the opening keynote at Executive Forum Europe 2022 by John Nurthen, Executive Director, Global Research, at Staffing Industry Analysts.