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RBC study finds the number of employed Canadians aged 15 to 25 has remained relatively flat since late 2022, but the size of that population has grown by about 90,000

Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem faces a slew of politically focused questions in committee appearances with members of Parliament. Here's why that puts him in a tough spot.

A revealing snapshot of wealth as defined by assets is the average value of tax-free savings accounts

The graduating class of 2024 should expect to spend a little extra time applying for jobs compared to those who graduated in the last few years, as economists warn of a sluggish market for entry-level talent.

British Columbians born in the 1990s are more likely to co-own a home with their parents than anywhere else in the country, a new report from Statistics Canada has revealed.

Cannabis users might not be as lazy and unmotivated as popular stereotypes suggest, according to new research from the University of Toronto.In a study published in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science, researchers found that regu

Jewish human rights group B'nai Brith Canada is highlighting an 'astonishing' increase in reports of antisemitism in its annual audit of incidents.

The Government of Canada is partnering with the province of Manitoba to launch a red dress alert system that w...

Models in uniquely designed red dresses are taking to runway to make a powerful fashion statement about MMIWG2S and Red Dress Day. Read on.

Events across the country are taking place on May 5 to increase awareness, offer opportunities for communities to grieve collectively and work towards a better future