There’s a saying about liars figuring and figures lying and it comes to mind when reviewing August’s job numbers. They came out Friday and showed …
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Post-secondary students consider themselves bad at money management
Money management. It’s a subject that is not on the post-secondary curriculum but it should be. A back-to-school survey of post-secondary students …
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Saskatchewan exports remained bright spot in Port of Vancouver dispute
When the two sides could not come to an agreement to settle the dispute that closed the Port of Vancouver earlier this summer, observers were saying this would …
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Great Resignation becomes Great Realization for employees looking to return to former employers
Sometimes the grass is not greener on the other side of the fence. A global survey of workers conducted earlier this year has determined that a lot of workers …
Slowing Canadian economy expected to impact Bank of Canada decision on interest rates
It’s a good new, bad news story. The headline data in Friday’s report on the country’s GDP growth – or perhaps more accurately lack of growth – caught observers …
Canadians cutting spending as inflation continues
There are signs that Canadians are tightening the purse strings as the fight against inflation appears to be having some effect. An examination of spending …
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