In what’s basically a rite of passage for any sector of the economy looking to be taken seriously, Stats Canada is now officially tracking the hard data around gig work. 

Like a beefy bro at the gym, Canada’s seeing some serious gains. Job gains from last month, that is.

What comes after a surge in employee turnover? A surge of untrained employees.

Activity in Canada’s manufacturing sector is seeing its longest slowdown in seven years thanks to a drop in output, new orders, and purchasing activity, per Reuters.

Many of us may be powering down for some holiday R&R, but inflation is still hard at work, making our lives even more expensive.

If you have (or know any) children, you may have had the delight of attending at least one year-end recital this month. You may have also noticed that a night of watching them scamper in the spotlight has become pricier than ever. 

Like many of us, the world’s central banks are ready for a re-brand in 2023: Out with the inflation-fighting and in with a more laid-back approach to rate hikes.  

Feeling gloomy about the economy? You’re not alone. Exclusive polling data, shared with The Peak by Crestview Strategy, shows most Canadians think the economy is worsening.

Seven interest rate hikes later, personal finances have seen better days.

All that retailers want for Christmas is for you to spend, spend, spend.