Canada’s baby boomers – the large demographic of people born in the two decades following the Second World War, have begun the transition into old age. This will result in serious implications for the national economy, and future challenges for government policy and the well-being of its citizens. This year, for the first time, Canada
Revised data released by Statistics Canada shows that Canada’s economy created a net of 41,700 jobs in July, far more than expectations of market analysts. Below are reactions from Canada’s Bay Street: Paul Ferley, Assistant Chief Economist at Royal Bank of Canada: “A totally different story here … with the revision, suggesting a totally different