Weaker population growth is easing rental demand, weighing on condo activity and slowing housing inflation, BMO economists ...

Once the fastest growing metro area in North America, Canada’s biggest city has sunk to No. 412 in the ranking in just one ...

For the past decade or so, Canada’s economy has been flying with one engine down. It sort of worked, but then the second one ...

Earlier this year Statistics Canada reported the population of the Toronto Census Metropolitan Area – which covers the City ...

Job growth in Canada could almost flatline and it still wouldn’t affect the national unemployment rate because of population ...

New projections from the Institut de la statistique du Québec (ISQ) suggest population growth will become increasingly uneven ...

Housing construction in Canada continued to thin in June — further evidence that homebuilders are pulling back amid weak ...

Every nation, at some point in its history, is confronted by a question it can no longer afford to postpone. For Pakistan, the question is not how many citizens it has, but what kind of citizens it ...

New data from Statistics Canada shows Alberta’s population growth still isn’t over, even as the federal government clamps ...

Decision reflects broader shift in immigration policy after years of record admissions. Indians make up the largest immigrant ...

Christine Tan explains how resilient growth and higher oil prices could shape the Bank of Canada’s interest-rate decisions.

Canada’s recent era of record-setting population growth has shifted sharply into reverse. Statistics Canada estimates that the country’s population fell by 55,025 people during the first quarter of ...