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Small business confidence was roughly unchanged in January, according to the latest readings from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business....
The housing market showed mixed signals in December. Home sales remained tepid to end the year, while housing starts gained steam for a second...
B.C.’s Lower Mainland housing market wrapped up a dismal year for the sector with another tepid performance in December. Local real estate board...
Retail spending slowed into the fourth quarter, pointing to more tempered consumer demand heading into 2026 as weaker population growth has...
Metro Vancouver’s regional housing market looks to be ending off on a weak note with few signs of momentum heading into 2026. MLS sales in the...
The tepid pace of B.C. hiring continued in September as payroll counts captured by the Survey of Employment, Payroll and Hours (SEPH) were virtually...
Canadian retail sales fell 0.7 per cent in September to $69.8 billion to partially reverse the one per cent gain the prior month. Levels have been...
B.C.’s manufacturing sector posted a small decline in sales during September, maintaining its range-bound pattern amidst a challenging trade and...
B.C.’s manufacturing sector posted a small decline in sales during September, maintaining its range-bound pattern amidst a challenging trade and...
HEAD: DATA POINTS Bryan Yu While the national labour market picture firmed in October with a surprise employment pop and retreat in the...
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business Barometer survey showed a weaker long-term outlook and a virtually unchanged short-term outlook in...
British Columbia’s inflation rate edged up in September to 1.9 per cent year over year, up from 1.8 per cent in August, although excluding both food...
B.C. home sales reversed course in September following three consecutive monthly increases. MLS sales fell three per cent month over month to a...
B.C. home sales reversed course in September following three consecutive monthly increases. MLS sales fell three per cent month over month to a...
Canada’s merchandise exports fell by three per cent in August to a seasonally adjusted $60.5 billion. This was the second lowest month of the year...
Housing market conditions in B.C.’s Lower Mainland remained sluggish through September. After recovering in recent months following a tariff...
Canadian retail sales decreased 0.8 per cent in July to $69.6 billion to partly reverse the prior month increase of 1.6 per cent. The largest decrease...
B.C.’s housing market momentum was positive in August as it firmed following the tariff uncertainty in the spring, but conditions remained weak. ...
The Canadian economy remains mired in a tariff and trade-induced slowdown. While exports rose for a third straight month with a 0.9 per cent gain,...
B.C.’s Lower Mainland housing market activity remained sluggish through August, even as activity edged up after adjusting for normal seasonal...
B.C. employee headcount decreased in June after a flat May to maintain the lacklustre trend of hiring, according to the latest figures from Statistics...
In July, British Columbia’s annual inflation rate slowed to 1.7 per cent, matching the national average and a drop from 2.1 per cent in June. Core...
Retail spending decreased in B.C. and across the country in May, signalling a moderation in consumer demand and some impact from retaliatory tariffs...
In contrast to an uptick in the national inflation rate, British Columbia’s rate fell in June to 2.1 per cent year-over-year, from 2.3 per cent in...
British Columbia’s labour market continued its upward hiring trend in June, adding 5,000 people, a 0.2 per cent increase and its fourth consecutive...
Home sales in the Lower Mainland showed signs of improvement in June, remaining low but gaining traction as economic uncertainty eased and...
Sentiment among small and medium-sized businesses improved in June, according to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) Barometer...
Sentiment among small and medium-sized businesses improved in June, according to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) Barometer...
Manufacturing sales in British Columbia fell for a third consecutive month in April, dipping 1.9 per cent to $5.2 billion. The decline was attributed...
Housing market activity in the Lower Mainland in May edged higher, potentially signaling a bottom in sales after an uncertainty-driven downturn that...
Small business sentiment continued to bounce back from trade war woes in May but remained at a level consistent with a recession. Nationally, the...
Small business sentiment continued to bounce back from trade war woes in May but remained at a level consistent with a recession. Nationally, the...
While underperforming the national retail sales bounce registered in March of this year, B.C. retail spending did rebound with a 0.3-per-cent increase...
B.C.’s housing market deteriorated again in April with a fifth consecutive month of lower sales. According to Canadian Real Estate Association data,...
Economic uncertainty drove home sales and prices down again in B.C.’s Lower Mainland in April and pushed the market deeper into buyers’ territory....
The number of non-resident visitors entering Canada through British Columbia declined again in February. On a seasonally adjusted basis, there were...
Canadian retail sales fell by 0.4 per cent on a seasonally adjusted basis in February, largely due to lower sales at motor vehicle and parts dealers,...
Canadian small business confidence recovered slightly in April following the tariff-threat-driven crash in March, according to the Canadian Federation...
B.C. was an outsized driver of Canada’s national increase in building permits in February. Permit issuances in the province jumped 22.7 per cent (up...
Tariff uncertainty continued to weigh on Vancouver’s housing market in March, deepening the slowdown in activity. Escalating U.S. trade actions have...
B.C. job counts were unchanged in January according to Statistics Canada’s latest Survey of Employers, Payroll and Hours at 2.56 million positions,...
B.C. job counts were unchanged in January according to Statistics Canada’s latest Survey of Employers, Payroll and Hours at 2.56 million positions,...
B.C.’s inflation rate accelerated in February, corresponding with a strong national increase. On a year-over-year basis, headline inflation rose to...
B.C. manufacturing sales increased in January by 2.4 per cent following months of meagre gains. The uptick was a result of higher non-durable goods...
Following three months of declines, B.C. job counts steadied in December according to Statistics Canada’s latest Survey of Employers, Payroll and...
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