Canada Adds 14,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Unchanged
Statistics Canada reports the economy gained 14,000 jobs in March, marking the first monthly increase after steep losses earlier in the year, while the unemployment rate remained at 6.7 percent.
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Gas Price Surge Sparks Sharp Inflation Spike, Complicates Fed Policy
Consumer prices surged 3.3% in March, driven by the largest monthly gas price increase in 60 years. The Federal Reserve faces heightened challenges as inflation moves further from its 2% target.
Canada Adds 14,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate at 6.7%
The Canadian economy added 14,000 jobs in March 2026, keeping the unemployment rate unchanged at 6.7%. This modest growth reflects ongoing labor market stability amid broader economic conditions.
Canada Adds 14,000 Jobs in March, Unemployment Steady
The Canadian economy saw a modest gain of 14,000 jobs in March 2026, with the unemployment rate remaining unchanged. This data reflects ongoing labor market stability amid broader economic discussions.
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StatCan March Jobs Data After Labor Market's Rough 2026 Start
Statistics Canada is set to publish March 2026 employment figures, following a turbulent beginning to the year for the Canadian labor market, with implications for economic policy and recovery.
IMF Warns Iran War May Slow Global Economic Growth
The International Monetary Fund cautions that the conflict in Iran is darkening the world economic outlook, regardless of ceasefire stability, potentially hindering global growth.
Canadians Back Gas Tax Cuts Amid Oil Price Surge, Poll Finds
A new survey reveals that nearly 39% of Canadians want the federal government to cut fuel taxes as the top response to rising gasoline prices, which have surged 48% in 2026 due to global conflicts.
US Economy Slowed to 0.5% Growth in Q4 After Shutdown
The US economy grew at a sluggish 0.5% annual pace in Q4 2025, downgraded from 0.7%, with federal spending falling sharply due to the 43-day government shutdown. Full-year growth slowed to 2.1%.
U.S. Economy Grew 0.5% in Q4, Estimate Downgraded
The U.S. economy expanded at a modest 0.5% rate in the fourth quarter of 2026, according to government data that revised down previous growth estimates, signaling ongoing economic challenges.
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Economists Propose Gas Price Relief Beyond Tax Cuts
As gas prices surge, economists argue that tax cuts are not the sole solution. They recommend targeted subsidies, public transit investments, and income supports to assist Canadians more effectively.
Ontario Falling Behind U.S. Neighbors, Gap Widens
A new Deloitte report highlights Ontario's growing economic disparity compared to neighboring U.S. states, citing global energy volatility and competitive pressures.
Ceasefire Won't Lower Grocery Bills: Oil Volatility's Hidden Cost
A recent ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran caused oil prices to drop, but food prices remain high due to market volatility and carbon pricing policies affecting supply chains.
Markets Jump, Oil Falls as Iran Ceasefire Reached
Global financial markets experienced a significant rally, and oil prices declined sharply after the U.S. and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire, easing geopolitical tensions and investor fears.
Federal Deficit Could Top $100B by 2035, Economist Warns
A new study forecasts Canada's federal deficit could reach $117 billion by 2035, with military spending commitments creating the most significant fiscal pressure.
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Iran War Fuels Gas and Food Price Hikes in Canada
As the conflict in Iran disrupts global oil supplies, Canadians face surging gas prices nearing $2 per litre, with risks to fertilizer and pharmaceutical shipments threatening further inflation.
Ontario's Economic Lag: Widening Gap with U.S. Neighbors
A new study reveals Ontario's per-person GDP lags behind all eight U.S. Great Lakes states, with a growing prosperity gap threatening job creation and wage growth in the province.
Carney Addresses High Gas Prices, Considers Relief for Canadians
Prime Minister Mark Carney responds to Canadians grappling with gas prices nearing $2 per litre, stating the government is exploring ways to provide assistance amid ongoing economic pressures.
Trump's Tariff War: One Year Later, No Economic Victory
A year after President Trump's sweeping tariffs, analysis shows they've failed to reduce trade deficits or boost manufacturing, while costing billions and straining U.S. finances.
Alberta's Tax Advantage Fades After Klein Era
Alberta's once-heralded tax advantage has significantly eroded over three decades, with rising taxes and increased spending reversing Ralph Klein's small-government legacy.
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Gas Prices Surge in Canada: Tax and Conflict Drive Costs
Canadians face soaring gas prices, with Toronto at $1.87 per litre. High taxes and the Iran war contribute to a 46% increase, sparking calls for tax cuts and government spending reforms.
Canadian Dollar Gains Limited as Services Economy Shrinks
The Canadian dollar posted limited gains as new data revealed a contraction in the services economy, highlighting economic pressures despite slight currency improvements.
NY Tourism and Trade Suffer from Canadian Visitor Decline
A report reveals nearly 3.6 million fewer Canadian travellers visited New York in 2025, with exports to Canada falling $3.8 billion due to tariffs, impacting border towns and jobs.
Canadian Consumer Confidence Hits 11-Month Low
A new poll reveals Canadian consumer confidence has dropped to its lowest level in nearly a year, with only 15% expecting economic improvement in six months, amid ongoing conflict in Iran and the Middle East.
Oil Shock Exposes Global Economy's Debt Vulnerability
The current oil shock reveals unprecedented vulnerability as governments and central banks face record deficits and debt, limiting their ability to cushion economic impacts compared to past crises.
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Canada Services Economy Shrinks Amid War-Induced Delays
Canada's services economy experienced contraction in early 2026, with businesses reporting client hesitancy and postponed projects linked to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Canadian Confidence Hits 11-Month Low as Iran War Continues
Canadian consumer confidence has dropped to its lowest level in nearly a year as the ongoing war in Iran drives up energy prices and fuels inflation concerns, with key economic indicators showing significant declines.
Gas Price Surge Hits Canadians Harder Than Americans
Soaring gas prices driven by Middle East conflict are squeezing consumers across North America, but Canadians face greater financial strain due to higher debt burdens and weaker disposable income growth compared to Americans.
U.S. Job Market Surges with 178,000 New Positions
U.S. employers added a robust 178,000 jobs in March 2026, marking a strong rebound from a weak February and signaling economic resilience amid ongoing challenges.
Deloitte Downgrades B.C. Economic Forecast to 1.2% Growth
Deloitte Canada has revised its economic outlook for British Columbia downward, projecting only 1.2% GDP growth this year due to forestry sector struggles and population decline.
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Windsor's Economy Slowing: New Report Reveals
A recent report indicates Windsor's economy is experiencing a slowdown, with local business leaders expressing concerns about future growth prospects and regional economic challenges.
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