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2022 is on a bold (and painful) course that has rarely, if ever, been travelled before. We look at a series of charts that truly capture how 2022 is exploring "strange new worlds" and boldly going where [no year] has gone before.

New school program empowers students to open up about mental health and ask for help.

Is Canada ready to meet a 50% surge in electricity consumption over the next decade? It's a tall order, even unlikely at our current pace of decision-making.

The market had a tizzy following a 0.1% increase in August CPI. But there are reasons to be optimistic that higher rates, declining demand, falling gas prices and a likely sharp decline in OER will lead to normalizing CPI by the early next year.

Just Transition is a movement defined by The Paris Agreement of 2015 as countries working together for equitable distribution of the costs and benefits of climate action via workers, employers, communities, society and governments.

This week we will take a brief look at the Canadian job market, inflation, stocks and bonds.

The overriding narrative of 2022 has been that inflation is way too high and central bankers must work aggressively to rein it in.