Among the most encouraging signs of restored economic health is that per capita GDP is growing again after a rare decline.
Recent forecasts for the Canadian economy show stronger performance than recent headline data on GDP growth and employment levels suggest. Canada is poised for an economic rebound in the second half of this year that gains further strength in 2027.
“The foundation is more solid than it looks and the Canadian engine of growth is revving up,” said Frances Donald, chief economist at the Royal Bank of Canada, in summarizing the latest quarterly Canadian outlook by RBC Economics, released June 15.
The economy sprung back to life in April with solid enough growth to dismiss the spectres of a recession, according to economists…
Canada's April growth dissolved recession talk, but it leaned on oil and the next month was already softer. The question is…
Canada's economy showed signs of rebounding by growing 0.5 per cent in April, reversing months of slow and negative economic…
Canada's real GDP grew by 0.5% in April, beating expectations and marking a strong start to the second quarter of 2026. Read more
Economists warned it was 'a mathematical boost' from falling imports and the Canadian economy remains 'fragile'.
Canada's economy posted a surprise contraction in the first quarter versus the year before, making it two straight quarters of…
Canada's Quiet Stall: A Flat Quarter the World Overlooked
