Canada’s population grew 2.7 per cent in 2022, the fastest expansion among advanced economies and on par with many African nations.
A new report projects that clean energy job gains would grow faster than fossil fuel-related losses if Canada were to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 – and oil-producing provinces would see the biggest boosts.
Quebec, Canada’s second-largest province, is cutting income taxes and reducing the amount it’s socking away in a debt-repayment fund as it braces for a period of slow growth and economic uncertainty.
Canadian grocery costs stayed high last month, though price growth slowed for items like meat and vegetables.
Canadian financial institutions’ regulator moved to reassure investors as the country’s riskiest bank debt joined a global selloff after the value of some Credit Suisse Group AG bonds was wiped out in the bank’s takeover by UBS Group AG.
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