Society
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One in Five Latin Americans in Canada Also Selected White on the Census
Toronto’s Latin American population grew 44.6% from 2016 to 2021, StatCan data shows, outpacing national growth and the city’s own…
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For Every Canadian Apprentice Who Certifies on Time, 1.55 Leave
Statistics Canada publishes three rates that describe the same group of apprentices at the same moment, and they add up…
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Six Speakers and 79 Seats: Negócios em Ação Returns to Toronto on 26 September
Negócios em Ação holds its fourth edition on Saturday 26 September at the Columbus Centre in north Toronto, with six…
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When Kids Translate for Parents, Who Translates Culture?
In immigrant households, it is often the child who speaks the new language first, and ends up translating far more…
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A Quarter of the Canadian Retreat From No AI Became Indecision, Not Plans
Two years ago, 71.8% of Canadian businesses said they had no plans to use artificial intelligence over the coming year.…
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Where the Degree Was Earned Closes Four Fifths of the Overqualification Gap
Latin Americans aged 25 to 54 in Canada are more likely to hold a university degree than the non-racialized non-Indigenous…
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Two Years After Canada’s Repair Law, No One Has to Sell You a Part
As an Amazon Associate, Raw POV earns from qualifying purchases made through links in this article.If a repair shop in…
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Large Canadian Firms Are Four Times as Likely to Train Staff on AI
Statistics Canada added a question this spring about whether using AI changed how a business trains or staffs. Sorted by…
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Ten of Canada’s 15 Tracked Remittance Corridors Cost More Than the UN’s 5 Percent Ceiling
The United Nations set two numbers for the cost of sending money across a border: an average below 3 percent,…
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Flight Delay Compensation: Canada Pays by the Hour, the EU by the Kilometre, Brazil in Kind
Three of the busiest air travel markets in the Americas and Europe each answer the same question differently: what does…