Educators Embrace Generative AI But Student Adoption Lags Behind

Education & Skills    January 15, 2025

Our survey reveals that educators are embracing student use of generative AI. The majority of educators surveyed support its application for supplementary tasks like translation and grammar assistance, highlighting a growing recognition of AI as a tool to enhance learning rather than undermine it.

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Adam Vanzella Yang

December Delivers: Risks Loom, but Jobs Stay Strong

Canadian Economics    January 10, 2025

Today’s Labour Force Survey (LFS) results for December complete a year in which Canada’s labour slackened amid weakening labour demand and strong labour force gains underpinned by surging international migration. Over 2024, the unemployment rate rose from 5.7 per cent in January to 6.7 per cent in December.

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Liam Daly

Trade Deficit Narrows to $323 Million in November

Canadian Economics    January 7, 2025

Canada’s merchandise exports were up 2.2 per cent in November mainly due to higher exports of consumer goods. Meanwhile, total imports rose 1.8 per cent on the back of increased imports of consumer goods, and industrial chemical, plastic and rubber products. As a result, Canada’s merchandise trade deficit narrowed to $323 million in November.

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David Ristovski

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