Predictions of the demise of truck drivers in multiple research papers/forecasts from the last decade; appear, for now, to have been premature. While the occupation was flagged as highly susceptible to automation, demand has continued to rise, driven by e-commerce

Almost half of all household expenditures for toys, games and hobbies occur in November and December. Over the past decade (even after accounting for inflation), Ontarians are spending ore on Toys and Games. This trend accelerated during the COVID impacted

This week marked Canada’s National Day of Mourning to honour workers who have lost their lives, been injured, or fallen ill due to work-related incidents. The latest Ontario Workplace Safety and Insurance Board data is a reminder that health and

Toronto’s public colleges and universities make a substantial contribution to the economies of both the city and Ontario. The eight institutions in this chart recorded more than 321,000 enrolments in 2024/25, including over 87,000 international enrolments. To put that scale

Toronto’s manufacturing economy has undergone a significant transformation since COVID-19, but much of that change occurred before the latest U.S. tariffs. In 2019, transportation equipment manufacturing (automotive) accounted for approximately 31% of all manufacturing sales in the Toronto CMA. By