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Prior 0.6% (was 0.5%)Real GDP: +0.3% m/m vs 0.2% estimate and marking the second consecutive monthly increase. Broad-based growth: 13 of 20 industrial sectors posted gains during...
The Financial Post reports: Economists in a Bloomberg survey now see Canada’s economy expanding just 0.7% this year after shrinking in the first quarter. Here’s a picture of the fo...
Economy on track for 3.4% annualized growth in second quarter
Here’re quarterly and monthly GDP, normalized to October 2025: Figure 1: Canadian real GDP (blue bars), monthly GDP (black line), both in logs 2025M10=0. Source: StatCan, and autho...
The Canadian economy is on track for a stronger-than-expected rebound in the second quarter, as oil and gas led growth in May for a second consecutive month.
Canada’s GDP rose 0.5% in April 2026, beating forecasts, but an oil-driven rebound and a weak May estimate raise doubts about momentum.
Canadian economic output rebounded sharply after spending a month in negative territory. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows gross domestic product (GDP) ripped higher in April....
Second-quarter GDP gets off to strong start after technical recession
Canada's rebound in April should quiet recession talk
Canada's GDP outlook is improving, but private investment tells a different story, new CFIB research shows
Canada’s transition from a petro-currency to a mortgage-backed dollar no longer feels like a joke. While Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows strong recent GDP growth, few realiz...
Assuming no growth in June, the industry-based output data suggests Canada’s economy will expand at a 2.3% annualized pace in the second quarter.
Oil, construction and real estate drove May's gain as US tariffs threaten the run
Canada’s economy is set to rebound sharply in the second quarter amid a spike in oil production, breaking a half-year of stagnation.
Prior month +1.3%Manufacturing Sales +0.1% versus -0.1% estimateDetails:Manufacturing sales: +0.1% m/m to $78.8 billion, the fifth consecutive monthly increase. Year over year: Sal...
OTTAWA — Canadian retail sales rose one per cent to $73.7 billion in May as higher gas prices helped boost sales at gasoline stations and fuel vendors, Statistics Canada said Thurs...
Prior was +4.2%sales rose in 14 of the 21 subsectorsTransportation equipment +4.1%Sales of motor vehicles increased 11.8% m/m vs -4.6% priorп»їп»їChemical +4.6%Electrical equipment...
Statistics Canada data shows total retail sales climbed 4% year-over-year in May 2026, driven largely by a sharp jump in automotive fuel prices
The federal government expects the mine to add $70 billion to Canada's GDP
Statistics Canada releases its second-quarter GDP estimate on Friday
Increase of 9.3% to $235.1 billion another sign that economy rebounded after a sluggish start to the year
The Bureau of Economic Analysis announced today that seasonally adjusted U.S. real GDP grew at a 1.5% annual rate in the second quarter. That is about half of the historical averag...
Prior month +18.2KUnemployment rate 6.4% vs 6.5% expectedPrior 6.5%Full-time employment +38.6K vs +0.6K priorPart-time employment +36.6K vs +17.5K priorParticipation rate 65.1% vs...
Energy powered the April rebound, but economists say the Bank of Canada stays on hold
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