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The Globe and Mail: Cities’ downtown cores are hollowing out, but small towns and suburbs tell a different story
The downtowns of most major Canadian cities are still facing a substantial dip in foot traffic compared with prepandemic norms – but the opposite is true of smaller towns and suburbs within commutable distance of those cities, a new study shows.
Toronto Star: Is Toronto rotting at the core? Downtown foot traffic still 46% lower than before pandemic, study finds
Foot traffic in downtown Toronto has continued to fall significantly since pre-pandemic norms in 2020, as hybrid work persists and fewer residents travel to work downtown, a new study has found.
The Globe and Mail: Canada’s aging work force at root of national labour shortage
Our Senior Director, Patrick Gill, sheds light on the consequences of labour shortages.