Business strategy

CUSMA breakdown could cost Canada over 100,000 jobs: report

CUSMA breakdown could cost Canada over 100,000 jobs: report

‘The choices made today will determine North America's economic competitiveness for decades to come’

Jim Wilson Aug 12, 2026
Here's why the hiring process is facing a trust problem

Here's why the hiring process is facing a trust problem

New report finds ghosting, ghost jobs, misleading jobs undermine hiring trust

Recruitment: when wages aren’t enough, can benefits close the deal?

Recruitment: when wages aren’t enough, can benefits close the deal?

With salary budgets flattening, a restless workforce is prioritizing benefits as a recruiting draw, according to a study

AI enablement officer: the new sheriff in transformation town

AI enablement officer: the new sheriff in transformation town

As AI spending climbs, organizations are creating dedicated AI enablement roles to bridge technology and business outcomes

Why people prefer negotiating with women, according to research

Why people prefer negotiating with women, according to research

Turns out the best negotiators may not be who companies think they are, and new gender research explains why

Canada's population decline pressures talent strategies

Canada's population decline pressures talent strategies

Statistics Canada data reveals a shrinking, aging population. Do HR leaders need to rethink how they attract and retain talent?

What AI 'doom trolling' means for workforce planning

What AI 'doom trolling' means for workforce planning

The companies selling AI tools are also predicting they'll upend the workforce, and the planning implications are significant

Is AI replacing entry level Gen Z workers?

Is AI replacing entry level Gen Z workers?

HR leaders prefer AI investment over hiring Gen Z graduates

Six in 10 workers say their boss is toxic. Experts aren't so sure

Six in 10 workers say their boss is toxic. Experts aren't so sure

Calling a manager toxic is easy. Fixing the conditions behind it is harder.

IB TALK

Tariffs, resilience, and housing demand are the forces reshaping construction risk

Navacord's Robert Beeston breaks down how these pressures are colliding to change how construction risk gets priced and placed

How trucking risk is evolving in Canada – from cargo theft to driver training to broker liability

NFP's Randy Ramkissoon says one GPS tracker isn't enough anymore – thieves know where to look, and the claims are getting more severe

Canadian businesses know their nat cat exposure – they just don't know what it means

BFL Canada's Hector Plascencia says the gap between identifying a risk and actually understanding its business impact is where most organizations fall short

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