Budgets/Spending/Market Size

More than half of Canadian professionals surveyed by the firm reported feeling underpaid

A survey of Canadian households found that many families are looking to pare down their Thanksgiving menu and save money as food prices continue to rise

July sales were down in nine of the 11 subsectors tracked by the agency, representing 94.5% of retail trade

As Canadians face higher living expenses, employers plan to put aside more budget for salary increases in 2023

Consumers preparing for the return of in-person gatherings this year seek savings at the grocery store

The cost of living remains stubbornly high for Canadians, who are largely feeling the pinch at the grocery store

Canada’s overall employment rate fell in August, while wholesale and retail trade reported YOY improvement

CCPA's Nova Scotia director said governments can lessen the burden on employers by providing more direct support for workers to help lower costs for essentials such as food

Inflation remains high due to global supply chain disruptions, the effects of COVID-19 and the war in Ukraine

Inflation is forcing consumers to tighten their grip on finances, according to a new survey from Ernst & Young

So far, the year 2022 has not been a good year for the beer industry, and due to Ottawa’s new tax indexation formula, beer could get even more expensive in 2023

Retail and fast-moving consumer goods are expected to be the second-most affected economic sector after manufacturing and distribution