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Canadian Labour Market & Recession Risk in the Age of AI
Canada’s labour market adjusts slowly, which has historically cushioned it during downturns, but this stabilizing feature may become a vulnerability. AI adoption alone is unlikely to immediately threaten workers. Digital technology will change how work is performed, but employees will continue to play a key role in an AI-empowered world.
June 04, 2026
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Canada's Economy: Two Quarters Down, But Not Out
Canadian GDP has now contracted for two consecutive quarters, and the “R-word” is making the rounds again. A primer we wrote a few years ago remains a useful reminder that defining a recession in Canada isn’t as straightforward as the popular “two consecutive quarters of negative GDP” rule of thumb.
June 03, 2026
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Private Credit: Risks and Realities
Private credit has come under scrutiny in recent months. A series of high-profile bankruptcies and loan-write downs, concerns around exposures to sectors such as software, and rising redemption pressure in retail-facing vehicles have raised questions about the resilience of the asset class. Previously steady inflows and stable valuations are now giving way to signs of strain, including steep sell-offs in publicly listed funds and elevated redemptions in non-traded funds.
June 03, 2026
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WATCH: Rishi Sondhi discusses Canada's housing market amid uneven economic condition on MoneyTalk
Canada’s housing market continues to face subdued activity, with regional disparities and ongoing pressure in segments like condos. Rishi Sondhi, Economist at TD Bank Group, says affordability constraints and elevated supply are likely to weigh on the pace of a recovery.
June 01, 2026
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Canada's Silent Brain Drain
Canada has always competed with the United States in developing and retaining top talent, but that fight is heating up. The U.S. has taken the global pole position in technological advances, like artificial intelligence where the reach will broaden into all industries. Tighter immigration policies south of the border will not insulate Canada from losing top talent in innovation and entrepreneurship.
May 21, 2026
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The Hidden Food Inflation Risk from the Strait of Hormuz Disruption
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Canadian Labour Market & Recession Risk in the Age of AI
June 04, 2026
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June 03, 2026
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