The Globe and Mail: Cities’ downtown cores are hollowing out, but small towns and suburbs tell a different story

Canadian Chamber of Commerce Chief Economist, Stephen Tapp, filled a local audience in on the 2023 Development Outlook, including various insights regarding the local economy.

Andrew DiCapua, senior economist at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, said energy price volatility remains a wildcard for the central bank, despite a more optimistic GDP forecast and anticipation of reduced inflation by year’s end.

There will likely be more Canadians leaving the workforce than entering it over the next few decades as the country’s senior population grows, according to new data from Statistics Canada.