Economy


Economy Publication

The Uneven Road to Economic Confidence

All Canadians are not enduring the same economy, and they are not on the same road to confidence. Read our latest Endurance Economy commentary.
Economy Publication

Endurance Economy Insights Hub

Your destination for research, insights, and analysis on the structural shift reshaping how Canadians navigate affordability, security, and the future.
Economy Publication

The Endurance Economy at Mid-Year 2026

Canada is not moving through a typical recovery cycle. It is operating in a period of sustained constraint. The question for business leaders is: how prolonged adaptation is reshaping the market and whether current strategies are aligned to that reality.
Economy Events replay

[WEBINAR] What You Need to Know About Canada’s Endurance Economy

Join us for a webinar presenting the framework and its implications, followed by a roundtable with our Customer Experience, Marketing Strategy, and Public Affairs experts on what this means for customers, brands, and public policy.
Economy Publication

From Canada Goose to Golden Swan: Why Canada is Ready to Build

Canada’s Endurance Economy is structural, not cyclical. We are in it for the long haul, unless something extraordinary migrates our way. We see some positive signs in the data and in our conversations with energy leaders in Calgary.
Economy Publication

Navigating the Endurance Economy: A BC Perspective on Brand Resilience

Read our latest paper to discover how British Columbia offers an important lens into the Endurance Economy, and what this means for your brand.
Customer Experience Publication

Customer Experience in an Endurance Economy

There’s a shift in what matters most. In this commentary we guide you through what’s changed and how to respond.
Economy Publication

The Canada Strong Fund has a timing problem

Our latest Endurance Economy commentary explores the timing and target for the Canada Strong Fund.
Economy Survey

Awaiting Economic Certainty, Q1 MNP Consumer Debt Index Holds Steady

Average Cash at Month-End Rises to $1000 , But More on Brink of Insolvency (43%, +2) Highlighting the Disparate Financial Experiences of Canadians