The Bank of Canada hiked rates again with the promise of more; A read on Canadian jobs shows a still-tight labour market; Canadians are growing their debt ahead of a possible recession. The gap between pay and expectations is keeping workers from taking available jobs. Cities were hit hard by pandemic and a slow re-open: How Toronto is faring, By The Numbers and quiet quitting is a form of working to rule that employers should sit up and take notice of.

<p>The Bank of Canada hiked rates again with the promise of more; A read on Canadian jobs shows a still-tight labour market; Canadians are growing their debt ahead of a possible recession. The gap between pay and expectations is keeping workers from taking available jobs. Cities were hit hard by pandemic and a slow re-open: How Toronto is faring, By The Numbers and quiet quitting is a form of working to rule that employers should sit up and take notice of.</p>

A weekly series spotlighting the biggest and most significant news stories affecting the world of business and the economy. Taking Stock with Amanda Lang brings business stories from the global stage to Canadians every week and explains why they matter.

<p>A weekly series spotlighting the biggest and most significant news stories affecting the world of business and the economy. Taking Stock with Amanda Lang brings business stories from the global stage to Canadians every week and explains why they matter.</p>

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