A four-part series that explores the evolution of housing in Toronto, unpacking its history, its current challenges, and potential pathways forward.
Unlocking the Promise of Affordable Child Care in Toronto: Insights from TWIG’s Report

The Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care (CWELCC) agreement’s latest fee reductions beginning 2025, capping daily fees at $22 for children under six reflect a significant policy win for families. This change is projected to save Toronto families nearly $300 million in 2025 alone. However, the impact of these changes on the availability and distribution of child care spaces presents a complex picture worth exploring.
Now More than Ever. Measuring Job Churn.

In Canada’s rapidly evolving economy, measuring job churn—the movement of workers into and out of employment—is essential for understanding labour market dynamics. This is particularly critical in Ontario, the country’s economic powerhouse, where cities like Toronto, Ottawa, London and Hamilton drive